Thread: PLEASE HELP ALIPAC STOP AMNESTY!!!!

Originally Posted by JAK

Donating NOW!

FIGHT BACK WITH ALIPAC!!!!!!

Help SAVE our country, wake fellow AMERICANS up and DRIVE OUT CORRUPTION!!!!!!!!!

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http://www.alipac.us/content-9.html

Thanks JAK!!!

Since all the illegals have the jobs, I can't afford to donate at this time. But I am behind you in other ways.

Welcome Kiara! Nice avatar!

Understand. If you have come to join us and help in other ways that will be great. Glad you found us!

Thank you for joining us at Alipac Kiara.

Psalm 91

Very happy to be here!

Welcome Kiara, Glad you are here!

Kiara: WELCOME TO ALIPAC....

I donated a week ago. Come on people, we need your help!

We cannot permit foreign powers the unchallenged invasion of our nation.


Many issues surrounding the topic of amnesty for illegal immigrants are found throughout America. Another one of these controversial issues is the subject of the first amnesty law passed in 1986. The Immigration Reform and Control Act (IRCA) passed in 1986 allowed somewhere in the neighborhood of 2.7 Million former illegal immigrants to be amnestied. The IRCA law of 1986 was supposed to be a onetime law passed with hopes of solving the illegal immigration problem at the time. In 1994 section 245(i) was added to the previous law as an amendment which allowed 578,000 illegal aliens to become amnestied. Another extension to the 1994 rolling amnesty law was created in 1997.Also in 1997, the Nicaraguan Adjustment and Central American Relief Act (NACARA) was an amnesty law passed that allowed close to one million illegal aliens from Central America to be amnestied. The next year in 1998: the Haitian Refugee Immigration Fairness Act Amnesty (HRIFA) was passed which allowed 125,000 illegal aliens from Haiti to become amnestied. Not done yet another law in 2000 was passed, called Late Amnesty. This law allowed an amnesty for some illegal aliens who claimed they should have been amnestied under the 1986 IRCA law. This law added another 400,000 illegal aliens to the list to be amnestied. Yet again in the same year of 2000: the Life Act Amnesty was amended which allowed a reinstatement of the rolling section 245(i) amnesty. This amendment allowed for another 900,000 illegal aliens to be amnestied. Time would later prove that this law did not have the effect lawmakers had hoped. In fact as shown in a report given by the Immigration and Naturalization Services (INS) in October of 2000 shows that by 1997 those former illegal immigrants had been replaced with an entirely new group of illegal immigrants. As reported by INS: “estimates show that the 1986 amnesty almost certainly increased illegal immigration, as the relatives of newly legalized illegal’s came to the United States to join their family members. The flow of illegal’s had grown dramatically during the years of the amnesty to more than 800,000 a year, before dropping back down to around 500,000 a year.â€