Something is missing in the passionately debated border security, as a part of the immigration overhaul. Advocates for increased border protection bring up the issue of the nation’s security as the main reason for all the elaborate and expensive border protection provisions. People sneaking throughout the border are mostly low skilled and seeking entry level jobs in the U.S. It is a mystery to me how by picking strawberries at American farms or cutting meat in American slaughterhouses they can endanger the nation’s security.
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Border security, or BS for short
As it is. Can we reform immigration just by calling things as they are?
Heralding the upcoming legislation battle about immigration reform, in her column in the Washington Post, Tamar Jacoby gives us an inside look into the process.
Opting for “comprehensive immigration reform”, Ms. Jacoby carefully avoids defining what it means. As proponents of increased immigration and granting legal status to undocumented immigrants, claim the term “comprehensive”, one may only guess that this is the objective of Ms. Jacoby. However, one can imagine resolving our immigration crisis just by capturing and forcefully deporting all presently undocumented immigrants, by militarizing the borders that even a mouse could not sneak in, and by using Arizona style police methods in chasing and removing those who still manage to come in. This approach, formally, could be called comprehensive as well.
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Tagged amnesty, bureaucrats in Washington, Capitol Hill, family reunion, Great Depression of 1929, illegal immigration, Immigration Act of 1924, Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965, immigration laws, immigration policy, immigration reform, labor market, partisan politics, Soviet Union, Tamar Jacoby, undocumented immigrants
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Bill O’Reilly, a socialist in denial
In an emotional burst, Bill O’Reilly condemned Dick Wolf and NBC for the “Law and Order” episode portraying a mentally disturbed person who turned his anger to killing the children of illegal immigrants, so called “anchor babies” in the jargon of anti-immigration fanatics. In particular, Bill O’Reilly was outraged by a brief conversation where one of the characters blamed the main media outlets, including the Bill O’Reilly show, for creating an anti-immigration atmosphere, in which sick minds come up with ideas like killing immigrant children.
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Tagged ALIPAC, anchor babies, anti-immigration fanatics, Bill O’Reilly, bureaucrats in Washington, criminal illegal aliens, Dick Wolf, eVerify, illegal immigrants, immigration laws, Law and Order, Mexican border, Nazi Germany, socialistic, Soviet Union, taxation without representation, un-American, William Gheen
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