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    When are Americans going to wise up?

    when are Americans going to wise up?

    Are Americans going to wise up and put a stop to this, or are we going to reach the point of no return and possible ethnic unrest before the laws are enforced and the invasion ended?

    What is it going to take for Americans to demand this to end?


    We stopped the last two amnestys, but we still haven't sealed the border, we have 12-20% unemployment, but we can't get work place verification.

    I have not given up hope, I remain optimistic, but.....

    What is it going to take for Americans to see the light?

    Or will they?

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    I just wrote my School Board Members. Some are up for re-election in November. Below is a copy of my letter:

    Dear School Board Members:

    I know you are aware of the economy, today. And plus, the raising cost on taxpayers from every angle.

    Even our public school systems should be doing more in these times.

    I would like to know if the _______ School System is using the free tool of E-Verify to check all immigrants hired within the school system. Are you requiring proof from contractors that they have E-Verified their employees? If not, why not?

    The safety of our children and community rest on E-Verify many would say.

    I would like to hear from each board member on this delicate and pressing issue of E-Verify.

    I look forward to all your comments and statements.

    Thank you,
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    Once you have sent the School Board a letter there is proof that someone was questioning them before something bad happening.

    Now if the police and media would state - "On hold for ICE" and immigration status of people in jail. I think Georgia does this. Why isn't it being done everywhere?
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    I wonder how much advertising money is in TV? Time to go after the money? Time to quit paying for such of your own turmoil? Tired of paying to have a stick stuck in your eye? Tired of being beat over the head every time you turn around? Time to cancel the money supply that enables others to beat you over the head? Or could you not get along without being beat up? Addicted to abuse? Are you addicted to Wonder Boy? He sure counts on you to stay tuned on TV, big money, no lay-offs in Hollywood, hooray! Do you enable your own demise? Do they have to kill your kids or you before you wake up? Rape is not enough? 138 Hollywood actors have signed a petition for the release of Roman Polanski, face it, they are above the likes of you, they spit in your face and you keep coming back for more! Is it not time to send a message to Hollywood, the corporate advertisers that pay and donate for your demise, to the politicians that depend on those corporate dollars to continue to reign and forget about you? Are you addicted to abuse? If enough Americans were to cancel their sattelite or cable connections or just threw their tv out, how long would it take to catch their attention? Let the liberal idiots pay for their own abuse, see how far their dollars take them.

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    Re: When are Americans going to wise up?

    Quote Originally Posted by greginLA
    when are Americans going to wise up?

    Are Americans going to wise up and put a stop to this, or are we going to reach the point of no return and possible ethnic unrest before the laws are enforced and the invasion ended?

    What is it going to take for Americans to demand this to end?


    We stopped the last two amnestys, but we still haven't sealed the border, we have 12-20% unemployment, but we can't get work place verification.

    I have not given up hope, I remain optimistic, but.....

    What is it going to take for Americans to see the light?

    Or will they?
    Americans are making their voices heard and MARCHING and they are being ignored, the question should be what is it going to take for the traitors in Washington to listen to the wishes of the American people.

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    Oh butt are they checking the immigration status of illegal aliens in the factories and jobs with E-Verify? or every traffic stop with 287g Program?

    Or is this a backlash for raids by ICE on illegal aliens in the factories. If so change the laws in the states to allow people to register to the state for free. I think in my state you can watch up to 5 children including your own before you have to register with the state. You have to register even if you are doing it for FREE. It is a good thing...
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    State to mom: Stop baby-sitting neighbors' kids
    By JAMES PRICHARD, Associated Press Writer James Prichard, Associated Press Writer – Tue Sep 29, 7:23 pm ET

    IRVING TOWNSHIP, Mich. – Each day before the school bus comes to pick up the neighborhood's children, Lisa Snyder did a favor for three of her fellow moms, welcoming their children into her home for about an hour before they left for school.

    Regulators who oversee child care, however, don't see it as charity. Days after the start of the new school year, Snyder received a letter from the Michigan Department of Human Services warning her that if she continued, she'd be violating a law aimed at the operators of unlicensed day care centers.

    "I was freaked out. I was blown away," she said. "I got on the phone immediately, called my husband, then I called all the girls" — that is, the mothers whose kids she watches — "every one of them."

    Snyder's predicament has led to a debate in Michigan about whether a law that says no one may care for unrelated children in their home for more than four weeks each calendar year unless they are licensed day-care providers needs to be changed. It also has irked parents who say they depend on such friendly offers to help them balance work and family.

    On Tuesday, agency Director Ismael Ahmed said good neighbors should be allowed to help each other ensure their children are safe. Gov. Jennifer Granholm instructed Ahmed to work with the state Legislature to change the law, he said.

    "Being a good neighbor means helping your neighbors who are in need," Ahmed said in a written statement. "This could be as simple as providing a cup of sugar, monitoring their house while they're on vacation or making sure their children are safe while they wait for the school bus."

    Snyder learned that the agency was responding to a neighbor's complaint.

    Granholm spokeswoman Liz Boyd said the agency was following standard procedure in its response. "But we feel this (law) really gets in the way of common sense," Boyd said.

    "We want to protect kids, but the law needs to be reasonable," she said. "When the governor learned of this, she acted quickly and called the director personally to ask him to intervene."

    State Rep. Brian Calley, R-Portland, said he was working to draft legislation that would exempt situations like Snyder's from coverage under Michigan's current day care regulations.

    The bill will make it clear that people who aren't in business as day care providers don't need to be licensed, Calley said.

    "These are just kids that wait for the bus every morning," he said. "This is not a day care."

    Snyder, 35, lives in a rural subdivision in Barry County's Irving Township about 25 miles southeast of Grand Rapids. Her tidy, comfortable three-bedroom home is a designated school bus stop. The three neighbor children she watched — plus Snyder's first-grader, Grace — attend school about six miles away in Middleville.

    Snyder said she started watching the other children this school year to help her friends; they often baby-sit for each other during evenings and weekends.

    After receiving the state agency's letter, she said she called the agency and tried to explain that she wasn't running a day care center or accepting money from her friends.

    Under state law, no one may care for unrelated children in their home for more than four weeks each calendar year unless they are licensed day-care providers. Snyder said she stopped watching the other children immediately after receiving the letter, which was well within the four-week period.

    "I've lived in this community for 35 years and everyone I know has done some form of this," said Francie Brummel, 42, who would drop off her second-grade son, Colson, before heading to her job as deputy treasurer of the nearby city of Hastings.

    Other moms say they regularly deal with similar situations.

    Amy Cowan, 34, of Grosse Pointe Farms, a Detroit suburb, said she often takes turns with her sister, neighbor and friend watching each other's children.

    "The worst part of this whole thing, with the state of the economy ... two parents have to work," said Cowan, a corporate sales representative with a 5-year-old son and 11-month-old daughter. "When you throw in the fact that the state is getting involved, it gives women a hard time for going back to work.

    "I applaud the lady who takes in her neighbors' kids while they're waiting for the bus. She's enabling her peers to go to work and get a paycheck. The state should be thankful for that."

    Amy Maciaszek, 42, of McHenry, Ill., who works in direct sales, said she believes the state agency was "trying to be overprotective."

    "I think it does take a village and that's the best way," said Maciaszek, who has a 6-year-old boy and twin 3-year-old daughters. "Unfortunately you do have to be careful about that. These mothers are trying to do the right thing."

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    Associated Press writers Randi Goldberg Berris and David Runk in Detroit and Kathy Barks Hoffman in Lansing, Mich., contributed to this report.
    Interesting, but let 5 families of different illegal aliens live in the same house in the next neighborhood. WAKE UP EVERYONE!
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    Every person showing up for taxpayer funded prenatal care should be E-verified and reported if they're illegal. If the illegals could be stopped before they gave birth here , the anchor baby situation would be much improved. The illegal alien father, probably working a job an American should have, might be inclined to self deport if his illegal wife was sent back. Jobs are not the only magnet keeping em here.
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