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1-855-353-1010
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Jackass Holder.
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I detest Holder.
Do not count on *67 actually blocking your called ID when calling a DOJ or other law enforcement number.
Not that I’m disrespecting you, but why should I be afraid of Holder???
I actually want them to know who is calling...
Illinois needs to change loose immigration policy
ALWAYS RIGHT
By Fran Eaton
Last Modified: Oct 12, 2011 03:44PM
In September, Alabama enacted the nation’s toughest immigration policy while Illinois went in the opposite direction, toward the Midwest’s most lenient policy.
As Alabama discovered, the cost of an open-door policy mounts as the number of immigrants seeking refuge and employment weighs on a state’s budget. Illinois’ generous policy is costing taxpayers millions each year.
In 2009, Illinoisans paid out about $51 million to cover health care for more than 53,000 undocumented children registered in Rod Blagojevich’s All Kids health care program. Because the federal government has not adopted an equally benevolent policy, 100 percent of the cost of All Kids falls on the state’s already collapsing budget.
But the open door is not just for health care.
In Illinois, university students who are children of illegal aliens are given in-state tuition discounts. Cities such as Chicago and counties such as Cook are immigration “sanctuary” regions, where it’s illegal for law enforcement to ask during arrests whether those arrested have current immigration documents.
Then in May, Gov. Pat Quinn declared that Illinois State Police would no longer cooperate with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in enforcing federal law, making Illinois an unofficial sanctuary state.
Dr. Rob Sobhani, author of a book soon to be released, “Press 2 for English: Fix Immigration, Save America” asked a question after I outlined Illinois’ immigration policy for him: What’s the local Catholic archdiocese’s position on immigration?
I told him that, for the most part, the Chicago Archdiocese is sympathetic and stands with immigration activists, including those promoting amnesty for illegals.
Sobhani quickly responded that there’s a way to fix Illinois’ immigration policy — change the countries from where illegals are coming.
“The people escaping Mexico, El Salvador, Guatemala and coming to Chicago and Illinois deserve much better from the Catholic Church. Why?” Sobhani said. “Justice is to fight corruption in Mexico and El Salvador. Justice is for priests to stand up to the corrupt politicians in Mexico, in Central and South America and demand they do justice for their own people.”
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