Thread: Coming up with a better plan

Just curious as to how much coordination between organizations opposing illegal immigration there is. Do not hear that much about it and it seems that each is doing it's own thing. just recently joined here but have been a Member of Numbersusa for a while. What with limited resources and the economy what it is , it is hard to fund efforts. I work in Construction in Texas , which is hard hit. Currently I have worked very little this year, although the company I work for pays me some just to get by. I still donate to Numbers every now and then, but cannot afford much. My point being I think there should be more coordination and cooperation between the larger organizations in our efforts. Duplication and redundancy depletes resources. United we could be much more effective. Looking at this from the viewpoint of a military campaign considering tactical and strategic planning and execution. I do not have the answers as to how this could be accomplished or what form that would take. But seems like an option to be explored to make the most of the limited resources available. Just a thought.

[quote="dsprtt"]Just curious as to how much coordination between organizations opposing illegal immigration there is.
I hate to inform you, but our government does NOT want illegal immigration enforced. With Odumbo and all the other crooked politicians (Country, States, and cities), our hands are pretty much tied. They have all of the power and decision making, no matter the pleas of United States citizens. This whole illegal alien invasion should NOT even be a issue, but we are met with opposition in just about every direction. Our infrastructure is in as much chaos as the unsecured border. Simple solutions?? Of course, but our government controls us, and no matter how much "organizing" we "throw-away" citizens can do, our government is taking sides with the illegals. Although some bills have been passed recently, it's just not enough unless every state passes the same. The entire Country needs to use mandatory E-Verify to secure jobs for Americans. Government benefits need to be cut off, and deportations need to be streamlined. That's the simple solution we are fighting for.

This is all Grassroots and that is how it must be. There are many people and many kinds of people who are against Illegal Immigration and some of these factions have conflicting beliefs in other areas that make a united front impossible and would also rip apart this Grassroots movement.

It would be counter productive to try and unify this entire Grassroots movement imo. We must remain an extremely diverse coalition of different peoples who are united in this one goal...

Does that make any sense or should I reword it better?

Roy Beck and NumbersUSA is like the mothership and we're the X-wing fighters! I know times are hard especially for us dumbass construction workers! Donate what you can and send your faxes at Numbers and help us call and email the crap out of these backstabbing traitors! And thanks for posting! This is what we need here the most all these traitors seeing all the new faces here! Oh! yeah! "Welcome to Alipac dsprtt!" Nice post. Any input is welcome here!

For anyone in Texas The special session started today. The first issues are not immigration related, but Sanctuary City bill could be revived and would be much easier to pass the Senate. Tommy Williams would be the one to do this. The House has already passed it. E Verify could also follow. The event over the weekend in Houston of the death of an Officer by a drunk Illegal with cocaine Helps this cause, sorry to say. My Fox Houston has the story. This guy was caught in 2005 deported, reentered, caught again, fined $10 and has now ended up killing a Houston police officer assisting another motorist. He WAS the father of two children and His wife is pregnant now. Calls should be made to your representatives pointing out the fact this could possibly have been prevented if this law had been in place before.