Thread: Congress displeases on DREAM

Congress displeases on DREAM


The way to stop illegal immigration is at the workplace, not at the border, the author writes. | AP Photo

By ROGER SIMON
12/21/10 4:40 AM EST
Updated: 12/21/10 7:30 AM EST
83 Comments

As the death rattle of the 111th Congress approaches its rheumy end, we admit that there are some actions our lawmakers have taken that do not displease us. (Why we are talking like Queen Victoria, we do not know.)

We are happy that a tax deal that enriched everybody from the ultra-deserving middle class to the scoundrel rich also will continue benefits to the unemployed. We are pleased with the end of “don’t ask, don’t tellâ€

The reason they shouldn't let dolts right articles

"If businesses had an inexpensive and reliable way of verifying who was in the country illegally,"


Its called E VERIFY , its free, takes seconds and its almost foolproof

but speaking of fools

Originally Posted by AirborneSapper7

It would give recipients a green card, making them resident aliens who could apply for citizenship in five years if they maintained high moral character, something somewhat difficult to do in this country if the shows we see on our television receiver are to be believed.

Since Congress refuses to enforce current laws, why would they enforce new laws like this? They won't. Use common sense.

Originally Posted by AirborneSapper7

The impossibility of securing so large a border — especially since Americans are squeamish about the use of land mines — is well-known to all. For every 50-foot fence, the saying goes, there is a 51-foot ladder.

And for every 51-foot ladder there is a 52-foot gun. Or so the saying goes.

When this rock-paper-scissors game got started several years ago I remember Bill Richardson saying that for every 10-foot fence there was a twelve foot ladder. Who increased the fence height?

And besides, for every wave of illegal immigrants there is a wave of Americans willing to volunteer their time guarding the border. 10-foot fence or 50-foot fence...

Originally Posted by AirborneSapper7

And the final third is deciding what to do about the 12 million or so undocumented immigrants who are already living in America, some of them for decades.

You mean those "undocumented immigrants" that have been stealing and committing acts of identify theft... for decades?

I think the one thing going through a "death rattle" is Roger Simon's brain and its lack of common sense.

The way to stop illegal immigration is at the workplace, not at the border, the author writes.

Wth is he smoking???? If they're stopped at the border, they'd nevr make it the to the "workplace" or the welfare office, ER, or all the other freebie centers. I say stop em at the border, catch em at the workplace, the schools, anytime they apply for any handouts, the hospitals, schools and DEPORT!!!

I DEMAND ENFORCEMENT NOW!!!!

I'm so impressed by the "Flowery skills" of the author! He could probably write about feces and make "the aroma sweet."

Originally Posted by millere

Originally Posted by AirborneSapper7

And the final third is deciding what to do about the 12 million or so undocumented immigrants who are already living in America, some of them for decades.

You mean those "undocumented immigrants" that have been stealing and committing acts of identify theft... for decades?

I think the one thing going through a "death rattle" is Roger Simon's brain and its lack of common sense.

As far as I know, there is no statute of limitations on violating immigration laws. Find them and send them home. Demagnetize this great nation - no more jobs, no more birthright citizenship, no more welfare benefits and, like Mexico, forbid non-citizens from participating in our politican processes.