[Blood of Tyrants]

Yep, the reason businesses love illegal aliens is that they can force Americans to accept lower wages.

[RC2]

Failure of the Immigration Bill? It didn’t fail, Congress killed it. They are putting off doing anything until it gets so bad that they can’t do anything about it. Congress wants open borders between the US and Mexico. It’s going to be our people that change things, not Congress.

[gubamyster]

ping

[mtbopfuyn]

no occupation existed where American natives did not significantly participate, thus expelling the myth that immigrants are direly needed to perform certain jobs. For example, two-thirds of hotel cleaners, a low-wage occupancy, are natives. Immigration, he concluded, does affect the young and unskilled workers after all.

Ping me when CNN reports this.

[Publius6961]

The “white flight” away from towns and suburbs and towards other small communities seemed to immigrants as race-based. But the resounding voice of those who were actually moving elsewhere referred to more practical reasons for the domestic migration, such as increased crime and overcrowding in the small town.

There you have, in a nutshell, the crux of the debate.

One side embraces the criminals and the negative effects of their invasion, and uses namecalling as a weapon.

The other side, simply ignores the name calling, and transfer their families (if they can) to places that have thus far been spared the totally negative effects of the invasion of illegals. Namecalling does not even slow them down.

[melancholy]

There is a wide breach in the connection between the general public “restrictionists,” and the elitist “expansionists.”

That means the MAJORITY are “restrictionists.” In our system, the majority rules. If they are called “restrictionists,” so be it!

[melancholy]

what are the next steps that must be taken to solve the problem of illegal immigration?

To solve the problem, dissolve the government that's refusing to follow our Constitution to protect its citizens.

We’ll do what we can in ’08.