Thread: SC: Immigration reform raises fears

Immigration reform raises fears
New law has Latinos looking over their shoulders

By Carlos Galarza
June 21, 2008 - 12:05 a.m. EST

“[i]Many came here from New York and New Jersey to work and buy a house, but now they are going back north.â€

OUTSTANDING!!

GO SOUTH CAROLINA!

Okay, so where's our similar bill for North Carolina?

Wake Up NC General Assembly.

November is coming.

Judy: North Carolina - better not drag her dirty sticky Tarheel Feet! We should have been first in the charge of taking care of North Carolinans and not illegal from the beginning. But businesses have bought our government and courts.

Still, the above is too easy on the illegals... when is the government going to let "us" the citizens report illegals and get paid for it.

Our government owes the citizens for the hardships placed on Americans by our governments not doing their jobs and enforcing immigration laws for the past twenty years. I know people's lives that have been destroyed by illegals taking their jobs.

The illegals would move out of Dodge, and not to Greenville, NC or SC; least of all back to the north into the cold. Are they crazy fools? If they think New Jersey and New York is going to keep welcoming them all into their small area. They will be going back to their own homeland one way or another!

Round them all up and out of here, government...faster the better!

80 percent of American citizens will be happier (Who is the other 20 percent saying things are fine: illegals, and other law breakers, employers of the illegals.)

No suspect can technically' have a fair trial and no court of law can dispense true justice without knowing the citizenship/immigration status of the accused.

A day without an ICE raid is like a day without sunshine.

I guess it didn't scare tham to much, cause they are still here. If they would have, they wouldn't be living in fear.

Buckle Up, NORTH CAROLINA...here they come!!!

We will be victorious even if it has to be one state at a time! Go SC!!!!

This is my response to the reporter that wrote this article. I posted it at their website but it will probably be removed because they are too politically correct for me.--------------------------------

I have one question for everybody here. If our politicians didn't have the balls to enforce the laws dealing with illegal aliens and their employers before, why should we expect them to enforce these new laws? Every law that we needed to deal with illegals and their criminal employers have been on the books since 1986.
I did my part to get these laws passed, I spent time in jail for protesting a criminal that employed them. I chose a trial by jury and won. Now I am going to sue the pants off the city of Columbia and it's police department for attempting to shut me up.
I have slammed every useless politician we got in this state, I have slammed Mayor Bob Coble of Columbia, Lindsey Graham for calling me a bigot and I have gotten people from all over this country to call them and give them hell. I have also pressed discrimination charges against the state senators that refused to vote for the citizens on the legislation.
And it isn't over with. Just wait till these laws become effective, I am going to park myself outside of Coble's office and the police department in Columbia and I am going to document them ignoring our laws once again and I am going to press it much further that I did the first time. This time around I am going to raise holy hell with these so called leaders of South Carolina.
I am in construction and every time I see a cop drive by and ignore the thousands of illegals hard at work I am going to document it and bring some charges against them.
It is up to the people of this great state to make sure that these laws work as designed because if we don't, our politicians and law enforcement will ignore them as that have the last few years. We have them and the criminal employers to thank for the mess we got now.
And to Senor Carlos Galarza, the so called reporter that wrote this crap. The correct pronunciation, since you evidently don't know, is illegal aliens, pure and simple. I don't know where you got your figures from, but the unofficial estimates for illegal aliens in South Carolina is almost 500,000. we have 30,000 illegal alien kids in our schools. Half the population of Saluda County is illegal aliens. From now on, when you write an article dealing with illegal aliens in SC, let me know because evidently you missed the investigative reporting classes in college.

[quote]“We have people who brought their families here under (legal) petitions who’ve been waiting 14 years to be processed,â€

loneprotester:

You said it about as good as anyone can say it "illegal aliens"..

I am so proud of you.