Thread: ALIPAC ALERT! ALL TROLLS BANNED ON SIGHT!

All ALIPAC users, moderators, and guests.

During our lobbying operations opposing the Guest Worker Amnesty any opposition trolls that come to our site that prove to be a distraction from our work or violate our rules in the slightest way are GONE FAST.

We have work to do and that is our focus.

Usually, we will keep a troll around for a bit for target practice but not this week or next.

We love a good debate from our opposition. It only makes us look better in the eyes of the public. Zero tolerance on trolls this week and next.

So be it.

W

might be nice to create a place where the opposition can debate. seperate from the "general" dissucssion which has become the place to exchange and create on behalf of the anti american worker replacement programs.

We need to be open to argument and change and that is hard. But, that is our expectation of the opposition.

We all want a high standard of living for ourselves and those we love.
And we do care about the people of the world and want them to prosper.

So maybe both sides have a common meeting ground.

Those deliberately antagonistic are a waste of both sides synergy don't you think

This is a clear sign that we're going to be BUSY. The "No Trolls" sign is on the door.

I like to read what the "opposition" has to say...It reminds me why I spend my valuable time and intelligence preventing the defacto capitulation of our nation's soverignty via the malfeasance of too many of our elected and appointed officials.

Read it and puke

Press Release - National Council of La Raza
NCLR Terms Sensenbrenner Bill "Appalling"
House Judiciary Bill Jeopardizes all Americans without Resolving Immigration Problems


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
December 8, 2005

Marcela Salazar or Michele Waslin
(202) 785-1670

Washington, DC - The National Council of La Raza (NCLR), the largest national Hispanic civil rights and advocacy organization in the U.S., is appalled by the "Border and Immigration Enforcement Act of 2005" (H.R. 4437), a bill introduced by House Judiciary Committee Chairman James Sensenbrenner (R-WI). Instead of providing a comprehensive, effective approach to immigration problems, the bill is a laundry list of mean-spirited and intrusive provisions concocted by the most radical immigrant restrictionists in Congress.

Among its many provisions, H.R. 4437 would:
Make it harder for legal immigrants to become U.S. citizens.

Disrupt American communities and put all Americans at risk by broadening the definition of smuggling to include anyone who aids or transports an undocumented immigrant.

Make everyone who comes to the U.S. to work subject not only to deportation but also imprisonment.

Disrupt the U.S. economy by creating an overly broad and retroactive employment verification system without creating legal channels for needed workers to work lawfully.

"No one is against security or enforcing the law. But it is an affront to all those in Congress and elsewhere who are working diligently to fix our broken immigration system that House Republicans are proposing laws that are strictly punitive, unduly restrictive, and a waste of taxpayer money. The House Republicans have overreached and are playing with people's lives for political gain. This is simply unacceptable," stated Janet MurguÃÂ*a, NCLR President and CEO.

The Sensenbrenner bill is expected to be approved by the Judiciary Committee on Thursday, and the entire House will vote on the measure next week. Other amendments that may be considered next week are a proposal by Rep. Tom Tancredo (R-CO), the most anti-immigrant member of Congress, to eliminate birthright citizenship for babies born in the U.S. and an amendment to build a wall along the entire U.S.-Mexico border.

"These are extreme proposals that do nothing to advance a rational conversation on comprehensive immigration reform," concluded MurguÃÂ*a. "We look to the Senate to engage in the constructive debate this nation needs to truly solve our very real immigration problems."

Rgarding La Raza's press release. That comes under the heading of TOO

Too Damn Bad.