Thread: Michelle Malkin: Warning "The Dream Act"

Welcome to Alipac Dkz,

No one knows if Malkin is an anchor baby except Malkin. It really doesn't matter. She is not an illegal immigrant.

She is a great patriot of this cause and I'm glad she is.

Dixie

Originally Posted by standingalone

A footnote to my last post... My son had considered moving to Russia in order to get a job in his field.

Brilliant idea! Your son is smart! Get a job in Russia and then apply for an H1-B visa to come back home to work for the very same corporate pigs that gave him the Phd dodge in the first place...

Originally Posted by Dkz

It's ironic that she criticizes anchor babies being one herself.

The DREAM act is not for anchor babies, it is for illegal aliens.
Right now anchor babies are US Citizens, although they really should be illegal aliens also.

PS. Michelle's parents are legal immigrants, so she is not an anchor baby anyway. You sound like a troll.

bumping up

How do you go about finding out when the Senators are up for re-election? Its time we start making ourselves heard in the poles. When these Senators start loosing there jobs because there supporting Illegals instead of Legal United States Citizens they will get the Idea. I dont care how much money they get pumped to them by Special Intrest and Big Business if they dont get the votes I bet the next guy will listen to us.

Both FAIR and NumbersUSA have sent out urgent alerts on the "Dream" Act amnesty. NumbersUSA even said we are losing this battle as of now as not enough of us are calling. So please fellow activists, leave messages for senators over the weekend, and call first thing on Monday: NO Dream Act amnesty!

And welcome JRB. You can find when senators are up for reelection here. Check the "Choose a Class" menu on the right which tells you when their terms expire:

http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_i ... fm?Class=2

Originally Posted by Populist

Both FAIR and NumbersUSA have sent out urgent alerts on the "Dream" Act amnesty. NumbersUSA even said we are losing this battle as of now as not enough of us are calling. So please fellow activists, leave messages for senators over the weekend, and call first thing on Monday: NO Dream Act amnesty!

And welcome JRB. You can find when senators are up for reelection here. Check the "Choose a Class" menu on the right which tells you when their terms expire:

http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_i ... fm?Class=2

I got the same message from NumbersUSA. It is very disheartening to say the least. On a positive note, Sen Martinez' (FL) office says that he will NOT vote for the Defense Bill if there is anything related to immigration in the bill. Not that he's off the hook by any stroke of the imagination. I called Sen Nelson's office also and the staffer agreed with me about the increase in H1-B and H2-B visa's but was stone silent on the subject of the DREAM Act. Everybody better burn up the phone lines on Monday or we're in trouble.

Spread the word to fellow citizens and talk radio -- Call on Monday against the Dream Act amnesty.

Excuse me . . . I have been here 18 years of my 20 year life, i had no choice coming here.The U.S is all i know. . . is that clear? Thus, I have literally never immigrated anywhere... i was brought here. Secondly, my sisters, who happen to be a couple years younger and BORN in the U.S (citizens) do NOT want to go to college, nor are they interested in benefiting this country... and I AM. Thirdly, my cousins practice the Mexican culture, they are Mexican at heart and all around. They go back to Mexico every month because they are able to, they are "residents" of the U.S. And me? . . . I rarely even speak Spanish... is that making any sense here?... So Excuuuuse me! . . . You better review in your head why exactly you are against the DREAM act, because if it did pass... I guarantee that your life will be EXACTLY the same. I f the DREAM act passes.... ten years later your life will be EXACTLY what it would be ten years later if it didn't. This goes for the country as well. By the way, we have followed every law in this country, this is our culture. We are American, we just don't have the title. You are TOO late brothers and sisters..... look at all the already citizen people who immigrated here illegally. Look at all the citizens in the U.S who can't even speak English. You are too late...! got it? . . . You're wasting your time. . . think about it. Fight against something that will actually benefit you. duh...

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