Thread: CALIFORNIA IS THE CANARY IN AMERICA'S IMMIGRATION COAL MINE

CALIFORNIA IS THE CANARY IN AMERICA'S IMMIGRATION COAL MINE

By Frosty Wooldridge
June 25, 2009
NewsWithViews.com

Have you noticed California lately? Do you get the idea that Governor Schwarzenegger, the invincible terminator, falters with every tick of the clock? His state’s problems grow beyond solving. California’s sheer hyper-population load cannot be mitigated.

Water issues force ‘toilet to tap’ for citizens thirsting in that dry state.

When Proposition 187, passed by voters, augured into the ground via incompetent federal judges, the state become a magnet for mass migration of criminal aliens. At some point, LA Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa will not be able to walk safely in his drug crazed, 18th Street Gang-ridden, trash-filled, gridlocked, water shortage and air polluted city. Let’s face it; Los Angeles may be equated more to hell than the city of angels.

In a brilliant expose’, “California is Dying—and it’s the Canary in America’s Immigratiion Coal Mineâ€

Well, I thought Pelosi was a bit more intelligent than that. Sure this country was built by immigrants--those that came here legally and were permitted to work. This country was also built by the founding fathers of European descent (including the Spaniards, French, English, Germans, Dutch, etc.) who put their slaves to work providing labor, and people from all over the world flooded here for work and an opportunity, including Asians.
Fast-forward to any time after current immigration laws were put in place, and those who entered observed those laws. Fast-forward to this country today, where so many of our jobs have gone overseas and so many citizens are not able to find any work for any price because illegals have flooded the market. Those citizens who still pay taxes are seeing their payments going to supporting these illegal invaders who receive every service we can give them while being paid under the table and sending money out of this country.
History is interesting but the reality is today under much different circumstances. And history should teach that the 1986 amnesty did not work, but only encouraged more invasion.