Even the Florida DIMocRATS don't believe she does.......
Posted on 06/03/2002 1:18:42 AM PDT by sarcasm
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Yeah, that's a pretty awful statement. You don't "round them all up", you simply send home the ones that are discovered, without worrying about whether it's just a few, most of them, or all of them. INS needs to develop a new attitude. And part of it has to be to fine employers, severely, for knowingly hiring illegals.
This Ziglar guy definitely needs to go.
This bumbling fool Ziglar is simply a 'yes man' for the boss. The boss calls the shots. No matter who is running the INS, nothing will change until thinking at the top changes. The boss is the one who needs to go.
People in America are only forced to obey federal law if they are U.S. citizens.
The Constitution gives the power to protect the borders, NOT any power to enforce the federal law inside the individual states ( UNLESS those people are U.S. citizens). Citizenship confers jurisdiction.
I believe the people residing within the individual states were never intended by our founding fathers to be citizens of the U.S., but American Nationals.
In reading the Federalist Papers, there are several references such as Citizens and Men, Citizens and persons, etc..
If citizens were the same as residents of the states, why would they make that differentiation in the first place?
and I won't even go into the power of Congress to 'annex' Texas! :)
If the INS was run like the BATF, every illegal alien in the USA would be arrested, deported or shot in one month.
(I just want a list of which laws "really count" and which laws I can ignore.)
Yes, Doris the former commissioner left the INS and returned to the Carnegie Endowment for Peace. Her Deputy departed and is now leading the United Nations High Commission for refugees.
Anyone see a pattern here? Even if Ziglar wanted to deport all these illegal aliens (which he doesn't) the administration and congress would not let him do it. Call it collusion or triangulation, the system is working exactly as it was designed. Our immigration system is no accident, it is carefully crafted to give only the appearance of enforcement. Now that everyone can see it as a farce, they want to just do away with the concept of enforcement altogether.
Check and mate. Start taking pictures so your grandkids can see a once great nation.
You got that right. Theses aren't PHD's or Doctors and Business majors crossing the boarder to get here. They are Mexicans poorest, uneducated. Now they want water stations and beacons to help them cross the hot dessert.
They bust our boarders, break our laws and then say, we owe them something.
We should start a 'Day #, Sellout of America' thread.
Ziglar said that he wanted to make policing the border more efficient to free up resources to focus on the most serious threats to the United States.
"We need to set up a regime where we don't have to spend so much of our time and effort in enforcement activities dealing with people who are not terrorists, who are not threats to our national security, who are economic refugees," he said.
Bull Sh!T!!!!
All they are saying is that property owners can be displaced by immigration and the government subsidising through welfare this immigration. Human rights engineering is now displacing the property owner as a benefactor to the economy and welfare of the nation.
Mark my word, this is communist bull and it is unacceptable.
That's about as effective as spraying insect repellent onto a fire ant mound.
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