Thread: Hispanics in Congress to Present Immigration Reform Bill

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October 10,2009





Hispanics in Congress to Present Immigration Reform Bill


By Maria Leon

TUCSON, Arizona – A group of Hispanic lawmakers will present in the next few days an immigration reform bill before the U.S. Congress because, in the words of one, “now is the best time to act.â€

Well, I think citizens have also waited long enough for the laws on our books to be enforced. We really don't want to speak a foreign language in our daily lives because of the non-assimilation of immigrants--the majority of whom are Hispanics (that oft-mentioned race that ain't a race, no matter how hard they try to pervert the definistion.)

We want, we want, we want! That's all those people think about. I didn't see one word about enforcing our laws and securing our border.

[quote]“The requirements are tough. People who have been found guilty of serious crimes such as murders, domestic violence and drug trafficking will be eliminated,â€

Dumb Dumb... not what I wanted to say but... Dumb Dumb will do...

The criminals wont get in line for amnesty, neither will the people that refuse to learn English, nor the ones that can't meet all citizenship requirements.

The crooks and liars will stay in the shadows holding onto their anchor babies.

Every illegal alien here is a liar.

Dixie

[quote]“We gave all our support to the idea of hope in the presidential election, now we’re waiting for the response. We’ve reached the point where he (Obama) must also answer to the hopes we have,â€

I just don't understand this. WinCo Food stores have moved into Utah. I have friends that need jobs. They went down to WinCo to go and apply at these stores and they were full of illegals. They sent my friends away. When are the American people going to freakin WAKE UP! Does everything have to be gone before they realize they have been taken in by corporate dogs and our government? Look at California. This nation is beginning to look a lot like Mexico isn't it?

Make a list of the sponsors of this bill, the CHC. It will be clear to the American public who they are and what they are up to.

Hispanic reps targeting immigration reform

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By Gary Martin - Express-News

WASHINGTON — Hispanic lawmakers in the House are writing an immigration reform bill that will outline the minority community's position before the debate begins in Congress.

The House and Senate are not expected to take up comprehensive immigration reform until next year, but those involved in writing the bill say the legislation being prepared by Rep. Luis Gutierrez, D-Ill., will lay down a marker on what is expected.

Members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus are behind the effort to lay a legislative blueprint.

Rep. Charlie Gonzalez, D-San Antonio, said the bill is “a marker so everyone understands we are unwavering on what we refer to as comprehensive legislation.â€

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