Thread: Immigration protest before BCS game

Originally Posted by Dixie

Illegal immigration supporters just don't seem to understand the word NO!

No illegal immigration. No march...

No means no! I feel like I'm talking to 2 year olds.

Dixie

Dixie, I agree. The word NO is such a simple one. Its one vowel, and one consonant. But maybe that's too simple to understand. It is like talking to 2 year olds.

So I wonder when the aclu will file a law suit against the city as well saying the city didn't have Constitutional grounds for denying them their "human" rights to march.

I sure wish I could find a published book about human rights, but I'm sure they left out the American citizen chapter intentionally.

We will fight this in court," said activist Alfredo Gutierrez, first in Spanish and then in English. "We will fight these citations because we feel they're unconstitutional."

If you are here illegally what constitutional rights do you have?

Originally Posted by akhope

We will fight this in court," said activist Alfredo Gutierrez, first in Spanish and then in English. "We will fight these citations because we feel they're unconstitutional."

If you are here illegally what constitutional rights do you have?

That is the question isn't it?! But everyday they are given more and more, while American's rights are stipped away.

It sure would be nice if anti-illegal immigration events received as much attention as pro-illegal immigration events. We need to do a better job of redirecting the spotlight. I'm getting tired of these publicity starved illegals and their supporters hogging the sunshine. I guess we have our media outlets to thank for that.

I firmly believe the illegal immigration market of support is limited and is probably at or near its peak. On the opposite side of the coin, I believe much of ours support is still out walking the streets of America untapped. WAKE UP MY FELLOW CITIZENS - WE NEED YOU!

I recently moved from Kansas to Texas, I am in the middle of my marketing degree and was unable to afford the cost to go to UTA here in Dallas area. I was told I could not apply until I got residency or I would have to pay out of state tuition if accepted for the semester I applied for.

I am currently rushing to get in for this semester, but am I marching? No! How fair is it to give students whose 'home' is in a foreign nation the right to in-state tuition but not other students.

When I first moved to the United States I had to go to school here to remain here legally. I had to pay International Student tuition and have proof of insurance and income for the time I was in school. They are already getting a break by paying out of state tuition compared to international student tuition.

MW wrote:

I firmly believe the illegal immigration market of support is limited and is probably at or near its peak. On the opposite side of the coin, I believe much of ours support is still out walking the streets of America untapped. WAKE UP MY FELLOW CITIZENS - WE NEED YOU!

I agree with you completely. I have emailing a talking to everyone who will listen and I am so hoping that many more wake up!