Thread: Alabama reaps huge rewards from immigration enforcement bill

Alabama reaps huge rewards from immigration enforcement bill.

Kyle Rogers
Charleston Political Buzz Examiner
November 21, 2011

Four months ago Alabama passed the toughest immigration enforcement law in the nation. The left-wing has been doing everything to keep the bill tied up in the courts. However, even before going into effect, the bill is working.

Six weeks ago USAToday said that illegal aliens were packing up and leaving Alabama. USAToday actually reported this as if it was a bad thing.

Now there is more good news for Alabama. Unemployment has dropped significantly. In October, the unemployment rate went from 9.8 to 9.3. This .5% drop is five times larger than the drop in the national average. Counties most known for illegal aliens saw the biggest drop. Marshall County, known for illegal aliens working at the chicken processing plants, saw unemployment drop .7% in October.

Just the knowledge that Alabama intends to enforce immigration law in the future has sent illegal aliens packing. This is why South Carolina's own immigration enforcement law is so important. Currently the full force of the radical left is trying to hold up our new enforcement law in court.

South Carolina is being sued by the Obama administration, the extremist SPLC, the ACLU, and sixteen foreign countries.

Think about that, sixteen foreign countries are sueing South Carolina. They know full well that many of the people who enter the US illegally are gangbangers, thugs, habitual drunk drivers, child molesters, drug smugglers, murderers, and more. They do not want these people back. Mexico and other Latino nations view the United States as a dumping ground for their problem citizens. The government of Mexico has even been caught distributing instruction manuals on how to cross the border illegally. They have also bused people from their jails to the border.


Images from The Guide for the Mexican Migrant. An instruction manual on how to illegally cross the US border. Published by the Mexican government.

Mexico aggressively aids it's citizens in crossing our border illegally. Now they are suing South Carolina claiming we must keep them. Meanwhile, Mexico is notorious for brutalizing people who cross it's southern border. Mexico imprisons illegal aliens as felons. Illegal aliens caught in Mexico are routinely robbed and the women raped by Mexican law enforcement as well. Even visa holders in Mexico can be deported if at any time they become a "detriment" to Mexico.

It is shear hypocrisy that a nation well known for brutalizing illegal aliens is now suing South Carolina claiming immigration enforcement would violate people's rights.

If people want to come to the US to embrace the American way of life, there are many ways to do so legally. The Federal government has intentionally allowed illegal aliens to stream across the border for decades. Democrats view them as future voters. Liberal Republican "neo-cons," like South Carolina's Senator Lindsey Graham, view them as cheap labor. Lindsey Graham once declared that illegal aliens were needed to provide cheap labor for golf courses.

South Carolina needs to stand it's ground on immigration enforcement and reap the benefits reaped in Alabama.

http://www.examiner.com/political-buzz- ... ement-bill

Related:

Unemployment drops as Alabama’s immigration reform enacted

Published: 1:25 PM 11/21/2011 | Updated: 2:27 PM 11/21/2011
By Neil Munro

http://www.alipac.us/ftopicp-1284791.html#1284791

Marshall County, known for illegal aliens working at the chicken processing plants, saw unemployment drop .7% in October.

Well wouldn't you know it. You mean to tell me the unemployment rate dropped because some Americans filled the jobs that illegals were holding at the chicken processing plants? You mean those jobs that not a single American will do?