Thread: "Today we march, tomorrow we vote?!"

"Today we march, tomorrow we vote?!" I don't think so. Instead, they should be thinking, "If we march today, then tomorrow we'll get deported."

The US House of Representatives should stand firm on the point of making illegal entrance into the United States a felony. Then, anyone that employs, houses, or supports illegal immigrants would be guilty of aiding and abetting the commission of a felony. That, of course, would include trying to register illegal immigrants to vote, or to put illegal immigrants into public office. If such a law has not been enacted, and if I win the election this November, it will be a legislative priority of mine upon arrival in Washington.

http://www.renewamerica.us/columns/kovach/060410

Many have said it is better to make entering the country a misdemeanor, because it is easier to process them, then to try to bring up a federal case against millions of law breakers.

Either way, they aren't up holding the law, and are letting them run a muck