Thread: Stirring the Calderon!

If President Calderon is so damned concerned for the welfare of Americans, as he stated in his Chicago address, why doesn't he do something in his own country to assure that his own people have jobs in Mexico and decent living conditions in Mexico so that his people would not have to migrate north and take the jobs that should go to United States Citizens?

As far as I am concerned, the United States should quickly adopt the same labor laws that have worked so well for Canada, England and Australia, not to mention several other nations in the world, including I believe, Mexico.

For us, it would read:

No foreign national may attain or hold a job in the United States that may otherwise be attained or held by a U.S. Citizen.

A major argument has always been that Mexicans supposedly take the jobs that Americans do not want. That has been increasingly proven to be untrue, especially by the actions of U.S. Citizens who live in areas where raids have occured in factories and other businesses that have employed Illegal Aliens. When the Illegals were rounded up and deported, U.S. Citizens in those cities clamored for those jobs that had been denied them by the employers.

The United States Government or at least the Labor Department, should take an active hand in assuring that jobs go to U.S. Citizens first and foremost before foreign nationals are employed in the United States. Period. Again, this is done in many countries throughout the world. Why not here?

What about the growing number of jobless Americans? What about the growing number of homeless Americans? Is President Calderon concerned about them? I think not. He's only concerned about his own people and how much money he can siphon down to Mexico through the Illegal Aliens who have sent billions of dollars to Mexico already and have thereby drained our economy.

Jobless Americans and homeless Americans should be given the opportunity to attain and hold jobs that would better their own circumstances, so that they may begin to rebuild their lives. They should have the opportunity in their own country to have a new start in life by at least attaining a job that would provide for their basic essentials until they can get on their feet and move forward. After all, those homeless U.S. Citizens cannot get the major assistance that is doled out to foreigners now from the Social Services system that is supported by the tax dollars which those U.S. Citizens may have once paid into! Oh, they can get food stamps, but that is about all. Most U.S. Citizens who seek temporary assistance are told by Social Services to sell their cars or if they have a home, to sell it; while some foreign nationals have come into this country and have had all sorts of monetary packages handed to them through our tax-supported Social Services system! Monetary packages including small business loans, down-payments on a home, the price of an automobile, food stamps for every person in the family, medical coverage for every person in the family and even Social Security benefits for elderly members of the family who have not paid into the system! But that's another situation altogether... a situation which ALIPAC should also get onto. But back to the Illegal Immigration Issue at hand:

I'll say it again:

No foreign national may attain or hold a job in the United States that may otherwise be attained or held by a U.S. Citizen.

And again:

No foreign national may attain or hold a job in the United States that may otherwise be attained or held by a U.S. Citizen.

Do you understand Inglés, President Calderon? Do you get it yet, John McCain, Barrack Obama, Hill-Billary (the latter of which championed the outsourcing of American jobs and productivity to India and Communist China) and all you other Amnesty people?

One more time:

No foreign national may attain or hold a job in the United States that may otherwise be attained or held by a U.S. Citizen.

If it works for England, it should work for us. If it works for Canada, it should work for us. If it works for Australia, it should work for us. If it works for several other nations around the world, it should work for us. If this is a law in President Calderon's Mexico, it should certainly be a law in the United States

MarkM wrote

If President Calderon is so damned concerned for the welfare of Americans, as he stated in his Chicago address, why doesn't he do something in his own country to assure that his own people have jobs in Mexico and decent living conditions in Mexico so that his people would not have to migrate north and take the jobs that should go to United States Citizens?

Calderon is promoting the North American Union, something our leaders are denying the knowledge of. He is here to enforce the idea that Mexican's here illegally HAVE A RIGHT to be here and that the US economy cannot get along without them, which is BS. The problem lies with our leaders. They allow this so-called President into our country to further the agenda of Council on Foreign Relations and the U.N., which is the NAU. You have to remember that it's not so much that the illegals are coming in to take our jobs, it's more that our leaders are allowing it to happen while they don't enforce our existing immigration laws at the workplace. This gives the employers a carte blanche express to hire any illegal they want. In other words, it's one thing to hang a steak in front of a dog and watch it react. It's a totally different thing to acutally give the dog a steak and allow the dog to eat it. OK, so the anology wasn't that great..something off the top of my head, but you get the drift, right?

Well, maybe he is right and we in return have the right to go into Mexico
and take their oil???? How far would that get????
But where there is an American, it is America......grrrrrrrr

Calderon is TOXIC!

if he is SOOOOOO worried about HIS people maybe he needs to load them up, and take them all home.