Thread: Illegals come here to give birth,anchor family,grab freebies

Illegal alien women have been coming to the United States for DECADES for the SOLE REASON of giving birth to help anchor their family In America. You do not have to be an expert In ANYTHING to use the common sense that an average person has to realize that this has been the case for a very very long time. With all of the free benefits that Include a free education,government handouts,and free emergency medical care,why would they want to stay In Mexico ? You can just come here and break all of our laws without worry. If you stay long enough you might just get to be a citizen compliments of the United States Congress All of the so called experts that say this rarely happens are traitors to the United States with a political agenda,or they are experts In STUPIDITY. Birthright citizenship Is the NUMBER ONE magnet that draws Illegals to this country. Anyone out there that says otherwise has been living on another planet,or Is just too uneducated to understand what Is REALLY happening with regard to this Issue...

Once the "anchor" Is dropped the freebies begin. United States citizens pay for the anchors education up until the time that he or she drops out of school and joins a gang. Then many will become criminal aliens with a multitude of spray paints to tag all of "their" neighborhoods with. They have no respect for any of our laws because they are rarely enforced. Usually our laws are only enforced on a consistant basis against LEGAL UNITED STATES CITIZENS,while Illegals and their anchors are free to roam our neighborhoods and wreak havok on the UNITED STATES CITIZENS that live In said neighborhoods. Hit and runs are the norm In Caleeeefornia,drive by shootings (usually gang related) happen every day. We are turning Into a third world cesspool of uneducated Illegals and their anchors, that are ruining the quality of life for U.S CITIZENS here In the United States. TS

L.A. County welfare to children of illegal immigrants grows
Payments to U.S.-born children rose to $52 million in July, prompting calls for policy changes September 05, 2010|By Teresa Watanabe, Los Angeles Times

Welfare payments to children of illegal immigrants in Los Angeles County increased in July to $52 million, prompting renewed calls from one county supervisor to rein in public benefits to such families.

The payments, made to illegal immigrants for their U.S. citizen children, included $30 million in food stamps and $22 million from the CalWorks welfare program, according to county figures released Friday by Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich.

The new figure represents an increase of $3.7 million from July 2009 and makes up 23% of all county welfare and food stamp assistance, according to county records.

Last year, welfare and food stamp issuances totaled nearly $570 million, and the amount is projected to exceed $600 million this year. In addition, county taxpayers spend $550 million in public safety — mostly for jail costs — and nearly $500 million for healthcare for illegal immigrants, Antonovich said.

"The supervisor is very concerned," said Antonovich spokesman Tony Bell. "He believes we have an economic catastrophe on our hands."

Shirley Christensen of the county Department of Public Social Services said the number of households with illegal immigrant parents and U.S. citizen children receiving welfare increased by 7% from January to June of this year.

"With the economy the way it is, a lot of people have had to avail themselves of programs they may not have needed before," Christensen said. "Everyone is taking a hit, including undocumented immigrants."

Amid continued economic gloom, debate has intensified over the public cost of providing benefits to illegal immigrants and their U.S. citizen children. In recent months, calls have grown for a constitutional amendment that would effectively deny citizenship to the children of illegal immigrants, whose numbers increased from 2.7 million in 2003 to 4 million in 2008, according to the Pew Hispanic Center.

Currently, U.S. citizenship is automatically granted to children born on U.S. soil. Last month, U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) announced that he might introduce a constitutional amendment to deny citizenship to children of illegal immigrants. Antonovich and several legal scholars, however, argue that a federal statute would be sufficient to change the law.

But even some immigration hawks are wary of such a move. Steven Camarota of the Center for Immigration Studies, a Washington-based research organization that supports immigration restrictions, said ending birthright citizenship would harm children for their parents' misdeeds, require new federal registration systems and create other problems. The solution, he said, is to continue driving down illegal immigration with tough enforcement.
http://articles.latimes.com/2010/sep/05 ... e-20100906
teresa.watanabe@latimes.com

Related.....ILLITERACY IN AMERICA: 7,000 HIGH SCHOOL KIDS DROP OUT EVERY DAY
An incomprehensible 42 million Americans cannot read, write or perform simple math. Another 50 million Americans cannot read past the 4th grade level. (Source: National Right to Read Foundation)

The Foundation reported, “According to current estimates, the number of functionally illiterate adults is increasing by approximately two and one quarter million persons each year. This number includes nearly 1 million young people who drop out of school before graduation, 400,000 legal immigrants, 100,000 refugees, and 800,000 illegal immigrants, and 20 percent of all high school graduates. Eighty-four percent of the 23,000 people who took an exam for entry-level jobs at New York Telephone in 1988, failed.â€

My blog Is In response to this nonsense coming from the ASSOCIATED PRESS.... Migrants rarely come to U.S. just to give birth, experts say
http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-211448.html

Last year, welfare and food stamp issuances totaled nearly $570 million, and the amount is projected to exceed $600 million this year. In addition, county taxpayers spend $550 million in public safety — mostly for jail costs — and nearly $500 million for healthcare for illegal immigrants, Antonovich said.

"The supervisor is very concerned," said Antonovich spokesman Tony Bell. "He believes we have an economic catastrophe on our hands."

That's because we DO HAVE AN ECONOMIC CATASTROPHE on our hands! Now what are you going to do about it is the question? I know the supervisor is in the small minority in ou LA - la raza government who will even admit this is an issue! The rest of them are figuring out ways to get illegal invaders more money and benefits!

Originally Posted by topsecret10

Once the "anchor" Is dropped the freebies begin. United States citizens pay for the anchors education up until the time that he or she drops out of school and joins a gang. Then many will become criminal aliens with a multitude of spray paints to tag all of "their" neighborhoods with. They have no respect for any of our laws because they are rarely enforced. Usually our laws are only enforced on a consistant basis against LEGAL UNITED STATES CITIZENS,while Illegals and their anchors are free to roam our neighborhoods and wreak havok on the UNITED STATES CITIZENS that live In said neighborhoods. Hit and runs are the norm In Caleeeefornia,drive by shootings (usually gang related) happen every day. We are turning Into a third world cesspool of uneducated Illegals and their anchors, that are ruining the quality of life for U.S CITIZENS here In the United States. TS

DITTO TS! Exactly right!

My mom is a transcriptionist at a local hospital. I was talking to her the other day and she says that families of illegals are purposely telling their 13 year old daughters to go out and get pregnant so they won't get deported and so they can get more freebies.

The things we have seen where we live, the stories could keep you "amused" for days...

I'll share with you just this mornings goings on. We rarely see parents outside with their kids in the play area. Why is this a problem you say? Maybe it is because many of these kids out alone are under the agre of five, and some even as young as 1 & 1/2 being towed over there by 5 and 6 year old siblings in charge of them.....

My husband took the garbage out to the dumpster, and came upon some smallish kids playing over there on some discarded, nasty furniture. One llittle boy jumped down onto some glass and cut his hand badly. As he screamed and wailed, his mother came out, apparently wrapped his hand in her kitchen towel and drug him inside. He was about 4.

They have the kids, but pay little attention to them, and it is not just one or two parents here, it is ALL of them. Some bleeding heart liberal could say "it is just a case of bad parenting". Sure, you could say that, and expect to see a few "bad parents", but all of them? That is representative of their thinking all around.

My grandson is 5, and pretty wise, yet he is just five and not one of us will let him run around loose alone, especially his mother and step-father. We are all highly protective of him because he is precious to us, he cannot be replaced. It seems to me parents who allow tiny kids to wander alone, are simply careless, and have no concern over that childs true well being. Is it the mindset of "I can have more"? Sometimes it appears that way to us.

Other day, one little boy came by my sons "candy store" he has in the garage. This boy was with siblings/cousins. Each had a quarter, not knowing what they had, it's value and what it could buy, so leaning down to help I realized one of them had to have been a bed wetter. The smell was horrendous, had to have been about a weeks worth of wet bed, and lack of bathing. My husband, not as astute in his senses even from a distance could smell it.

The mother and grandmother in me wanted to take him in, run a bubble bath, clean him up and wash his "clothes" (which were dirty shorts and a PJ Spongebob Squarepants top that I have seen him in every single day for about a week).

It is like this all around the nation with these people and their kids they have here?

Originally Posted by topsecret10

L.A. County welfare to children of illegal immigrants grows
Payments to U.S.-born children rose to $52 million in July, prompting calls for policy changes September 05, 2010|By Teresa Watanabe, Los Angeles Times

Welfare payments to children of illegal immigrants in Los Angeles County increased in July to $52 million, prompting renewed calls from one county supervisor to rein in public benefits to such families.

The payments, made to illegal immigrants for their U.S. citizen children, included $30 million in food stamps and $22 million from the CalWorks welfare program, according to county figures released Friday by Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich.

The new figure represents an increase of $3.7 million from July 2009 and makes up 23% of all county welfare and food stamp assistance, according to county records.

Last year, welfare and food stamp issuances totaled nearly $570 million, and the amount is projected to exceed $600 million this year. In addition, county taxpayers spend $550 million in public safety — mostly for jail costs — and nearly $500 million for healthcare for illegal immigrants, Antonovich said.

"The supervisor is very concerned," said Antonovich spokesman Tony Bell. "He believes we have an economic catastrophe on our hands."

Shirley Christensen of the county Department of Public Social Services said the number of households with illegal immigrant parents and U.S. citizen children receiving welfare increased by 7% from January to June of this year.

"With the economy the way it is, a lot of people have had to avail themselves of programs they may not have needed before," Christensen said. "Everyone is taking a hit, including undocumented immigrants."

Amid continued economic gloom, debate has intensified over the public cost of providing benefits to illegal immigrants and their U.S. citizen children. In recent months, calls have grown for a constitutional amendment that would effectively deny citizenship to the children of illegal immigrants, whose numbers increased from 2.7 million in 2003 to 4 million in 2008, according to the Pew Hispanic Center.

Currently, U.S. citizenship is automatically granted to children born on U.S. soil. Last month, U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) announced that he might introduce a constitutional amendment to deny citizenship to children of illegal immigrants. Antonovich and several legal scholars, however, argue that a federal statute would be sufficient to change the law.

But even some immigration hawks are wary of such a move. Steven Camarota of the Center for Immigration Studies, a Washington-based research organization that supports immigration restrictions, said ending birthright citizenship would harm children for their parents' misdeeds, require new federal registration systems and create other problems. The solution, he said, is to continue driving down illegal immigration with tough enforcement.
http://articles.latimes.com/2010/sep/05 ... e-20100906
teresa.watanabe@latimes.com

2 arrested in Fresno drive-by shooting
Posted at 09:26 PM on Monday, Sep. 06, 2010
By Tara Albert / The Fresno Bee Related......

â–*Fresno police lean on auto-theft suspects
Fresno police lean on auto-theft suspectsDrug and weapons charges were added to the arrest of two auto-theft suspects in a bid to keep the repeat offenders behind bars, a Fresno police sergeant said.
Officers learned that a 22-year-old man was not only stealing cars but trafficking in methamphetamine, said Sgt. Timothy Tietjen, a a member of the Help Eliminate Auto Theft (HEAT) team. Undercover agents purchased a pound of the drug from the suspect before making the arrest last week.
A second man, 27, was operating a chop shop as well as selling firearms, Tietjen said. Officers took him into custody last week and are attempting to have him prosecuted on federal weapons charges.

â–*Man sought in shooting of 3 women in Fresno
Man sought in shooting of 3 women in FresnoOne man is being sought by Fresno police in connection with the shooting of three women Sunday night during a wake for a homicide victim.
Police Lt. Mark Salazar said the shooting happened after two men at the wake began to argue. One of the men pulled out a gun and fired at the other man but hit the three women.
The men were gang members but the women were not, Salazar said. The women were hospitalized but their injuries are not life-threatening.

â–*2 arrested, 2 sought in Fresno shooting
2 arrested, 2 sought in Fresno shootingFresno police arrested two juveniles this weekend and are looking for two men wanted in connection with a shooting earlier this month that injured an 18-year-old man.
Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Kevin Littlejohn, 20, and Jeffery Davis, 30, both of Fresno, can contact the Fresno Police Department at (559) 621-7000 or Crime Stoppers at (559) 498-STOP.
Police said the two men and two juveniles are suspects in a shooting at Effie Street and Sussex Way on Aug. 5.

â–*Three men stabbed in Kings River fight
Three men stabbed in Kings River fightThree men were stabbed and another man was hit in the head and face in a disturbance late Sunday afternoon at Harris Beach on the Kings River northwest of Reedley, the Fresno County Sheriff's Office said.
Lt. Bob Miller said two groups of floaters fought on the river and beach shore around 5 p.m. about two miles north of Manning Avenue.
Two of the men who were stabbed were flown to Community Regional Medical Center in Fresno. The other two victims were treated at the scene.

â–*Fresno vendor shot 2 weeks ago dies
An ice cream vendor who was shot two weeks ago in Fresno died Saturday, the Fresno County Coroner’s Office reported Sunday.
Juan Luna, 74, of Fresno worked as a bicycling ice cream vendor. Fresno police spokesman Jeff Cardinale said he was shot July 18 on the 4800 block of East Fillmore Avenue.
He died Saturday night at Community Regional Medical Center in Fresno, the Coroner’s Office reported.
Officers from the Fresno HEAT Auto Theft Task Force arrested two gang members Monday afternoon on suspicion of stealing a car and using it in a drive-by shooting Sunday night.

Officers saw the two men get into the stolen Honda Prelude around noon Sunday and followed them to California and McCall avenues in Sanger, where officers saw them stripping the car, Sgt. Timothy Tietjen said.

Police found rounds in the vehicle that matched the caliber of the bullets used in Sunday's shooting.

The men allegedly shot 10 rounds into a home near Peach and Olive avenues in east-central Fresno, Tietjen said. Six people were inside the home, but no one was injured.

The two men, 22 and 26, both of Fresno, are members of the Mongolian Boys gang, Tietjen said.


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