[Mo1]

This was in my local paper .. thought it might intertest you

[Libertarianize the GOP]

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[fourdeuce82d]

Less than 500,000 immigrants each year stay in the country. Though it looks like many immigrants are here, what people mostly see are immigrants in the country using temporary visas.

Please God let it be so.

[hawk1]

This is part of the revitilazation plan that Norristown has implemented. However, it seems to have failed. Norristown is going bankrupt.

[gubamyster]

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[Allegra]

Mexicans leave their homes, families and friends to live in a foreign place where they do not know the culture or language.

Cry me a river. There is no way Mexicans don't feel at home here. There are so many of them, they are becoming the language and the culture.

A Mexican feels much more at home in this country than any of us Americans would ever feel in Mexico.

[Klickitat]

"Starve, steal or secretly cross the border into the United States. For thousands of Mexican citizens, these are the only options available to them."

What about the option of petitioning their own government to "jump start the economy." Why not fix your broken government rather than come here and help break ours?

Or is this leftist reporter admitting that mexico is a totalitarian elitist state where the little people have no hope other than to leave?

Either way I say it's time we in America start holding the Mexican government responsible for encouraging this, without of course letting our own sleazy politicians off the hook.

[4.1O dana super trac pak]

"But most Mexicans pat their taxes, while few recieve benefits.

This is BS, Mexicans are the number 2 users of the EIC and welfare, Dominicans are number one.

[FITZ]

A lack of the English language, however, is preventing many from understanding the culture but many do know where to turn for help with health, housing, education and other social services.

Too bad it's the government program culture they feel they're having trouble understanding ---- what about the culture of self reliance and independence? The culture of small government? The culture most seem to be interested in learning is our culture of government dependence, the handout program culture. With a 35% overall welfare rate, I'd say the immigrants from Mexico are catching on pretty fast ---- quite a bit better than native born Americans when it comes to welfare.