Thread: US Hispanic COC Plays Race Card & Demands AMNESTY

U.S. Hispanic Chamber’s Villarreal regrets hard emotions of reform

TULSA – Massey Villarreal nodded, his eyes tense, his brow bent, as if the question itself weighed upon him.

“There’s too much emotion right now in immigration reform,â€

At their heart, he suggested many of the wide-ranging arguments for tighter immigration reform draw from racist fears. All hit home for Villarreal, himself the son of a Mexican immigrant who worked hard to send his kids to college.

NO, it stems from economics. We are sick and tired of subsidizing low skilled, low paid illegal aliens and their jackpot anchor babies.

This man's father and the illegal aliens of today are WORLDS apart.

The back of the line begins in Mexico (for Mexicans), NOT in the US!

This guy took classes at the Karl Rove Spin College of Denial .

I am not mean, racist, hateful, divisive etc etc. Anytime those advocating for illegal immigrants utter these words it is proof they can't win using reasonable and logical arguments so they resort to silencing and smearing.

We cannot subsidize the lives of 10s of miilions of low-skilled people who have, are and will unless we wake up, pour into our country. Who will pay their climbing up the social ladder? What will the poor Hispanic guy, working at a car was in LA for $1.63 an hour, do once he is legalized, how does he get on with the American dream. How do the kids of illegals find their place in our society when they are not learning english and/or dropping out of school - millions of them. The future of America is not in low-skill immigrants especially not in their millions, millions and millions - the net cost to our economy, our social fabric is unsustainable!

The debate about illegal immigration is not about emotions, pulling at heartstrings and the like. It's about teh rule of law, it's about sovereignty, it's about what is right for Americans and America.

I challenge any pro-illegal advocate to give me one reason, only one that shows that illegal immigration is good for America and Americans.

this really is a black & white issue... if you break the law, you are illegal and should be deported. what ever bleeding heart situation you tried to ensnare yourself in is irrelevant. if you disregarded the law, jumped or crawled over the border into this country, that is breaking the law. just because you squeeze out an anchor ( a mexican citizen born with American tax dollars) does not mean the laws weren't broken. you are just putting YOUR child in a bad situation. the American taxpayer is the real victim having to pay for this governments refusal to enforce the laws.

“As Americans, I don’t want my kids digging ditches,â€

that's exactly right, those low skill jobs are not jobs that sustain a living in the United States. And here we are with a catastrophy unwinding before us - 10s of millions of people with skills that take our country back to the 19th century. We have not struggled thus far to regress. Again, we can be compassionate, show humanity etc but not on a scale like this - it is shooting ourselves in the foot, commiting national suicide. Please give one reason why illegal immigration, at levels we know today, is good for Americans and America.

[quote]Do we all want secure borders? Yes,â€

[quote]“They should be able to get to the back of the line and earn citizenship,â€

Allowing documented guest workers to handle lower-paying jobs preserves higher-paying skilled jobs for citizens, he said.

THIS DOES NOT MAKE SENSE.

We also have citizens with no skills who need those "lower-paying jobs." What an idiot.