[AmericanInTokyo]

And furthermore, you render null and void the legal power of an of the notorious, so-called *matricula tarjeta consulada* I.D. cards in the United States, issued by consulates here from Latin American countries who are encouraging massive population shifts out of their own nations into our country, and backing it up by these administrative documents which, as I said, as interfering documents designed to subvert the law of the Host Nation, should be rendered NULL and VOID before any taxpayer funded representative of any US local, state or federal government.

[dagnabbit]

...if we do not draw the line, we are giving up America so that it can change, before our very eyes, over the next 10-20-30 years, into something we vaguely can recognize. I oppose politicians who refuse to draw the line and show a desire to reverse throttle. And, well, quite frankly, I don't give a G.G.D if they have a (D) or a (G) or an (I) or an (R) after their name on the ballot.

Great Post. Bears repeating.

[Texasforever]

I assume by your screen name that you are an ex-pat. What job are you doing that a Japanese citizen can't or won't do?

[dagnabbit]

The matricula card is actually Bush's real blanket amnesty. He's done nothing to discourage its issuance or widespread acceptance, and has in fact even explicitly endorsed it on the federal level (TSA and Treasury). Apparently, however, this de-facto resident permit doesn't actually transfer the poor people of Mexico to the United States fast enough for Bush's tastes, hence his latest open-border scheme.