Thread: Arizona enormous illegal immigrant population set to crash

Another liberal state set to crash

January 3rd, 2010
Posted in Economics, Immigration
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Arizona hosts enormous illegal immigrant population

Today’s feature article by Dave Levine relates to Arizona’s imminent crash.

It is so sad to see state after state unable to pay its bills. And yet, as the article Dave links to points out, the people of Arizona voted for programs they can’t pay for, and these programs are entitlements which are not optional.

For those who don’t know why this is happening, you need to bring yourself up to speed on the radical Cloward-Priven strategy, which aims to force Marxist change by killing capitalism with crises, creating demands that can no longer be met, forcing societal collapse. http://apathetic-usa.com/

This has been the Democrats’ underlying strategy for years, but Obama has brought it on in spades, doubling the national debt in just a few months after his election, making us beholden to China, an enemy of our way of life.

This video is a reminder http://edition.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/02 ... nnSTCVideo of how bad off individual states are. Note how the CNN reporters are too polite to mention the huge amounts going to illegal aliens and the fact that many of them are working without paying taxes. This kind of niceness is killing America, as shown by this study summarizing the costs of illegal immigration just for Maryland alone. http://jonjayray.wordpress.com/2009/11/ ... isfaction/

At some point we will either face up to the real harm done by our open-borders policy and knock off the PC dance around the issue or we will perish.

Oh, and let me remind you that the Democrats will be pushing a new amnesty bill http://www.numbersusa.com/content/news/ ... -2010.html very shortly. This is even more important than the health care reform bill. It absolutely must be stopped, and you can help stop it like you stopped the Bush amnesty.

http://laiglesforum.com/2010/01/03/anot ... -to-crash/

***ARIZONA Broke Within Weeks: To issue IOU's

You can bet that getting finances in order is the top resolution for the State of Arizona.

It will get an early test this month.

A massive education payment is expected to drain state resources down to zero.

What happens next will affect anyone who works for or with state government.

It's what happens when you run out of money.

You can't pay your bills.

KOLD News 13 talked with State Representative Vic Williams (R-District 26) on New Year's Day to get his take on the budget crisis, and what he thinks it will take to get out of this mess.

He says something like this hasn't happened in nearly three-quarters of a century.

"I don't know what's going to unfold here, but it's not going to be good," Williams said.

Arizona legislators have not been able to resolve the budget crisis, and our state could be weeks away from running out of money.

That means having to issue IOU's to everyone.

And it's not only state workers, but also those who provide services, such as child care centers.

For instance, about 70% of the children at Outer Limits School in Tucson get a state subsidy.

Owner Bill Berk said the crisis could be devastating to his industry.

"We can't give our employees IOU's for their paychecks. We can't give the electric company an IOU," Berk said.

Representative Williams hopes to be able to work something out with banks so they'll accept the IOU's, but he knows that can't last forever.

He says this is going to take legislators forgetting their differences, and working together to begin a very long process to fix Arizona's budget.

"We got here by mismanagement of our budget. We've been over spending for the last few years," Williams said.

And then there's the recession that has slammed Arizona.

"We're not coming out of this in the next year. This is going to be here in 2012, 2013," Williams said.

And, over the years, voters have approved propositions that cost a lot of money for education and health care for the poor, for instance.

It's mandated spending the legislature can't touch.

"Over 60% of our state budget is locked down by those voter mandates," Williams said.

Williams said dramatic and difficult decisions are coming for legislators, voters and taxpayers.

"There are several areas where the state could look at fees or look at taxes. But, as well, we have to have significant reductions in spending with some regenerated revenue coming into the state. That's the only way we're going to get out of this problem," he said.

Tax increases. Budget slashing.

We'll have to see what actually does come to the table when the legislative session opens January 11th, and how the people we elected to represent us finally handle this crisis.

[link to www.kold.com]
What the writer of this story refuses to mention is the financial drain that millions of foreign nationals who broke into the U.S. from Mexico are having on Arizona. The words "illegal aliens" aren't mentioned once in this whitewash story. Why won't Ms. Grijalva state the obvious--that illegals are dragging Arizona to its financial doom? http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum ... 956901/pg1

The Domino Effect is going to end very, very badly for cities and states that failed to enforce immigration laws.

NY and NYC will be flat broke in a very short time.

Every Single State that has a massive amount of Illegal Immigrants is collapsing

and I say "You Get what you Pay for" and I cant think of a better punishment to fit the crime (Politicians) not the American Citizens

I live in NV, I can attest to that. We're in serious trouble here.