Thread: There should be a legal citizens rights lobby organization

There should be a "Legal Immigrants Against Illegal Immigration" group. The citizen voters are not likely to increase funding for "immigrants" when there is a major block of illegal aliens trying to share funding. The illegal aliens are not only net negative taxpayers they are directly negatively impacting legal immigrants both in the job place and in immigrant assistance programs.


Bringing in illegal aliens is an economic calculation the illegal is less likely to be a dependent on the person who brought them in. Instead they become a dependent on everyone else through the government and non profit social welfare organizations. The illegal alien then becomes a competitor of the citizens and legal immigrants for jobs and the legal immigrants for public immigrant program funds.

The U.S. Department of Labor considers me an immigrant as I was born outside the 50 states. Anyone else here? Enough of the OBL calling us in ALIPAC anti immigrant

Good idea Richard.

Would you say most immigrants are not in favor of illegal immigration?

Do you have a rough guess of what the breakdown is of immigrants against
the Obama government and the ones that think he's a demi-god?

I'm with Richard, born outside the US and against illegal immigration.


I believe most immigrants who are US citizens aka voters, are against illegal immigration or the shamesty would have passed by now. While most of us will not publicly declare such in public, we vote.

I was born in Canada and immigrated here legally and the same with my daughter.

Very good point, Richard! Ditto in my family with someone born in another country and became a citizen the legal way. It's hard to watch all they went through to get here and then have our gov't just hand out anmesty to those who broke the law. This may sound childish, but it's just not fair.

Good idea, Richard! There are a lot of legal immigrants I know that are spitting mad in private, but don't want to create waves publicly.

Here in South Florida people are often writing about being legal immigrants and how long it took and their experiences with the immigration process. The interesting part is that many Hispanics who immigrated here legally are becoming more vocal about illegals and how they are making them look bad. They too are fed up.