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Skriven 2006-10-29 12:46:53 av John Massey (1:123/789.0)
   Kommentar till text 3023 av Tim Richardson (1:123/789.0)
Ärende: Enron crook gets off
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 TR> If its improper and\or unlawful for the one to benefit from a bank
 TR> robbery or fraud, it should also be improper and\or unlawful for the
 TR> baby of an illegal alien to benefit from its parents' criminal act.

And it is just that simple.

So why do some people think it is ok to take by force from those citizens of
this country that actually pay  the taxes, to give to those people?

I think the problem goes back to a time when other countries were actively
trying to prevent their citizens
from coming to the US.  A time when people wanted to come here for the
opportunity to succeed.
Now IOM, people come here for the multitude of free services they get.  Laws
like "dry land" where by if a person illegally coming in by boat from Cuba
or Haiti for example, can evade the law until they reach the high water mark
can stay and seek political asylum. and if they don't they are automatically
returned should be changed. I would implement a  no matter where they get
caught they get sent back to the country they came from.
The law that gives birth rights to a baby just because it  was downloaded on
US soil should be revisited too.

I believe the problem with the invasion of Hispanics, is actually not that
hard to solve.
First we make the problem pay for itself. Put into effect a charge of 50% of
the amount transferred
to a individual in Mexico.
Second, withhold all social services, all Medical, no free schooling, in
fact no schooling at all.
No US drivers license.
Third  Impose a fine on anyone that hires an illegal to do anything. Impose
a large enough fine enough to make it unprofitable to use them.
The only down side is a head of lettuce may go up by 15 cents a head, and
the lawn service will go up a few bucks but it would be small price to pay
to stop the hemorrhaging.

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