No worries for illegal residents - INS chief: It's not 'reasonable' to enforce law

Human Events via World Net Daily ^ | June 3, 2002 | Joseph D'Agostino

[WRhine]

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.

I have reluctantly arrived at the same conclusion. Yes, it is NO ACCIDENT that the INS is so screwed up it is incapable of fulfilling even 10% of its mission. Such secular incompetence and gross negligence is the handiwork of politicos from both parties that have been bought and paid for by the beltway lobbyists. And it should be apparent to all but the most dense that a president that truly wants to "pertect our borders" would not install an Open Borders Libertarian like Ziglar to run the INS. Especially when that person has already gone on record as saying that he has a philosophical disagreement with the enforcement end of our immigration laws. This is just a little bit too much like Alice in Wonderland.

[lavaroise]

Oil contracts? Well, most means of production are in the cross air here, not just oil. I think we have something much bigger than meets the eye. But you're right in some way, for nowadays contracts are complex financial and industrial plannification documents involving the power of the Unions in the board of trustees - as it occurs in Germany and other socialist states.

The oil and the money making and the consumption are definite targets in any case, however it is how the jurisdictional control of those means is going to be managed that is more important than the money making. That Bush gets some money for his cronies is a possibility, however, the biggy is who is going to control the means of production? The property owners or the so called "experts"? Bush is no such expert, just a speculator. I do not think he knows exactly what he is doing. If he knew he was going to be thrown out of the loop, he would change the tune.

As an example, during his trip to Europe, he tried his hardest to say Europeans do not hate him and that he is in the game, while we all know this is not true...

[WRhine]

Interesting poll Brownie. Seems that the rank and file in the GOP are sending the leadership a message. That should get the spinmeisters and word smiths in the administration going full tilt to come up with new words to describe things like amnesties for illegal aliens and "open but secure" borders. Let's see, already they have the "family reunification" angle going to describe the pending 245i amnesty bill and euphemisms like "regularization" to describe the process whereby an illegal alien is rewarded permanent residency for breaking our immigration laws. What's Next?

[Free the USA]

Bump list

[Lion Den Dan]

$1000 per trophy. Works for me.

[Brownie74]

....already they have the "family reunification" angle going....

Family reunification is a joke. All that does is increase the number of amnesties by a factor of 3 or 4.

[agitator]

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[Dante3]

Should sign a petition asking for resignation of INS chief.

[goldstategop]

James Ziglar thinks the INS is redundant. I agree: ITS TIME FOR HIM TO GO!!!

[Brownie74]

Hi Hi. Back to ya!!

[usadave]

"No one likes the idea that people came into the country illegally, but it's not practical or reasonable to think that you're going to be able to round them all up and send them home," Ziglar said at a May 23 press conference...

What Ziglar should have said is "No one likes the idea that people came into the country illegally, but it's not practical or reasonable to expect me to get off my lazy butt and do something about rounding them all up and sending them home."

[PatrioticAmerican]

The Bush Administration (not) at work.

Translation: "Screw you and your laws. WE are the government, and WE don't care about your stupid nation. It's about the menoy and our power. So f***-off!"

[PatrioticAmerican]

Sure, a one-time hit of $7B, but think of the yearly savings after that. "

You would have at least a $70 billion saving the same year. The majority of welfare and law enforcement problems, which cause monies to be spent, are with illegals. We don't get Mexico's best and brightest, we get the criminals and trailer-trash. Ever seen a doctor, lawyer, or engineer make for the borer?