Posted on 04/09/2013 5:37:44 AM PDT by wesagain
"Lawmaker: Some asking authorities, 'Where do we go to get our amnesty?'"
Illegal border crossings have doubled, and possibly even tripled, since the latest congressional push began toward comprehensive immigration reform.
In reporting first published by Townhall.com’s Katie Pavlich, border patrol agents in the Tucson/Nogales sector claim illegals are coming here in much higher numbers in just the past few months.
“We’ve seen the number of illegal aliens double, maybe even triple since amnesty talk started happening,” an unnamed border agent said to Townhall. The data from Customs and Border Protection cited in the report shows 504 illegals were detected crossing in that sector between Feb. 5 and March 1. Only 189 were caught on camera, and just 174 of the 504 were apprehended. Of those spotted on camera, 32 were carrying huge packs believed to contain drugs and several were heavily armed.
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Rep. Louie Gohmert, R-Texas, is a member of the House Judiciary Committee and a former Texas judge. He told WND none of this surprises him.
“This is no surprise at all. It’s consistent with what we anticipated would happen, and it’s very consistent with the reports we’ve been hearing anecdotally along the border,” Gohmert said. “It is a huge problem and what we keep trying to get across to the administration and Senate Democratic leaders is until you secure the border even talking about amnesty becomes a magnet.”
Gohmert said this is a repeat of what happened along our southern border following the amnesty granted to illegals in 1986.
“That’s exactly what happened in 1986. It ........
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Response: The conquest continues and even with the help of those who we elected to govern us.
Comment: Isn't assisting foreign nationals to take over ones country Treason?
The only interesting question left is who will govern this country and take its wealth; the Mexican or the Negro? In order to destroy those who created and governed America up to Bush the two groups are in a coalition, but that is unstable, and there will be a falling out between the two. Will the falling out be violent? An all out brawl between the two may save us since we can no longer defend ourselves.
“AMNESTY, NO!
HOSTILITY, YE$$$$$$!
GO HOME, MEXICANS!”
The high-top sneakers cost $215 at a San Diego boutique, but the designer is giving them away to migrants before they cross to this side of the U.S.-Mexico border.These are no ordinary shoes.
A compass and flashlight dangle from one shoelace. The pocket in the tongue is for money or pain relievers. A rough map of the border region is printed on a removable insole.
They are red, white and green, the colors of the Mexican flag. On the back ankle, a drawing of Mexico’s patron saint of migrants.
On this side of the border, the shoes sit in art collections or the closets of well-heeled sneaker cognoscenti. On the other side, in Tijuana, it’s a utilitarian affair: Immigrants to be are happy to have the sturdy, light-weight shoes for the hike — or dash — into the United States.
Their designer is Judi Werthein, an Argentine artist who moved to New York in 1997 — legally, she notes.
On recent evening in Tijuana, after giving away 50 pairs at a migrant shelter, Werthein waved the insole and pointed to Interstate 8, the main road between San Diego and Phoenix.
“This blue line is where you want to go,” Werthein, 38, said in Spanish.
“Good luck! You’re all very courageous,” she told the cheering crowd of about 50 men huddled in a recreation room after dinner.
“God bless you!” several cried back.
Werthein has concluded that shoes are a border crosser’s most important garment.
“The main problem that people have when they’re crossing is their feet,” Werthein. “If people are going to cross anyway, at least this will make it safer.”
Only 1,000 pairs of the “Brinco” sneakers (it means “Jump” in Spanish) have been made — in China, for $17 each. The shoes were introduced in August at inSite, an art exhibition in San Diego and Tijuana whose sponsors include nonprofit foundations and private collectors.
Benefactors put up $40,000 for the project; Werthein gets a $5,000 stipend, plus expenses.
Jailing business owners with huge fines would be good to rid ourselves of
the illegals that are here. We have the FEMA camps, lets use them to house deportees.
What would you expect with Amnesty being discussed?
That is why I have always said that comprehensive reform is idiotic. These things have to be done in steps. Secure the border first, discuss the rest later.
That 20 million will grow to 30 million. Perfect way for Mexico to export its underclass. Just drive them to the border and give them a $100 and then say adios. Imagine if the US could simply take 30 million people currently on welfare and ship them to Canada. Deficit problem solved. Mexico’s government may be duplicitous, but it’s not stupid. Why pay to support your own layabouts when the country next door is willing to absorb them?
Official report from my friend who is a retired federal agent:
Border patrol tells me this morning that obama is advertising on mexican tv to come to the US because he is changing the immigration rules. Patrol is swamped with more illegals than ever.
So much for securing the border first.
Here’s a report on the invaders rally in Jersey City over the weekend I received in an email this morning.
Despite Joanna M’s positive spin on this, I’m deeply dismayed about what occurred that day, starting with the abrogation of rights of assembly and freedom of speech for those of us opposed Amnesty for illegal immigrants.
The 15 or so of us who wanted to stand in opposition to the Obama Organizing For America run proceedings were shunted off to a spot well removed from the event with a wall of Jersey City and Liberty State Park police walling us in to make sure we didn’t ruin Obama’s event.
They said it was a “permitted event”; you could tell the cops had been given marching orders. We no longer have our 1st Amendment rights and would’ve been busted to jail had we deviated one scintilla from the cops’ directive. More to the point, why were there only about 15 of us facing off against nearly 2000 illegal aliens and their activist supporters?
Where were all the tea party groups and patriot coalitions?
And how was it that area district public school buses from different NJ towns were used to bus in pro-illegal activists, surely at taxpayer expense? Who authorized that and how did they get the school districts and private schoolbus companies to cooperate? Where did they get all the drivers for those schoolbuses?
This was all arranged by Obama’s political action group. My pessimistic outlook on this says that the Amnesty will go though and that our efforts to resist it will be summarily crushed by the Dictator In Chief and his minions; we no longer live in our former beloved democracy; we’re living in Obama’s America and when he said in his 1st inauguration speech, “change has come to America”, he wasn’t kidding.
Here’s the media story
http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2013/04/thousands_rally_in_jersey_city.html
It’s time for armed citizens to patrol the border. Bring back the minutemen. If our gov’t resists, bring it on. It’s the Federal Government’s JOB to protect and defend our borders. They aren’t.
....”This is not immigration it’s invasion.”.....
Of course it is...and not just from Mexico.
There are no borders....they come in one way or another...does it matter when we’re even bringing them here?
This flood is not going to change....no matter the outcry.
This is a classic example of how in the "corrective state" the citizen hosts are the enemy.
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