"Roses are red, tacos are enjoyable, don't blame a Mexican because you're unemployable."

Twitter ^ | 4/18/16 | Luke Russert

[trisham]

LOL!!

[donna]

Somebody tell that Mexican that before he came we didn’t rely on the Supreme Court and mob rule to make our laws.

[Objective Scrutator]

There are illegals who abuse their work visas to steal jobs... but those illegals aren’t from Mexico. The illegals from Mexico are so stupid, the only jobs they could ever hope to take are the ones done by liberals.

The biggest issues with the illegals from Mexico have always been how they steal American tax dollars and run around committing crime; in Leftist areas, their crime sprees are legally sanctioned. Eliminating the alphabet soup of government bureaucracies can address the first issue, but not the second; THAT is why the Wall is imperative.

So nice try, La Raza thug, but you aren’t taking anyone’s job. You probably had to hire an American to write that sign for you!

[Ultima]

One advantage of illegal labor for employers is they don’t have to deal with all the BS paperwork in dealing with legal labor. Every day they decide how many people they need, hire them and at the end of the day they are paid and it’s over until the next day.

[Objective Scrutator]

Some flowers are blue,
Some flowers are indigo,
Trump will make you
scum and your kin to go

[AEMILIUS PAULUS]

Historically, the conquerors often mock the vanquished. For example, when the Gauls sacked Rome a Roman complained of the sack. The Gaul replied “Woe to the conquered.” Since white America is psychologically and physiologically unable o resist the Mexican the American must ‘get used to it.’

[virgil]

Can you do that in Haiku?

[Lurkinanloomin]

You mean that isn’t?? ;)

[YogicCowboy]

Respectfully, I think you meant “exulting” rather than “exalting”; thank you for the link.

[Gene Eric]

>> don’t blame a Mexican because you’re unemployable

An unfortunate but truthful statement — the outcome of the Uniparty’s refusal to implement the law.

[stanne]

I don’t blame any Mexican that I a combat veteran with two college degrees had to relocate from Texas because I could not get a decent job in my field of customer service because I’m not Hispanic. And because everywhere I tried to work, there was a token white person already tgere

I blame our corrupted elected officials who have the power to say no to the commerce heads who are in charge by default of the invasion. The allowance of foreign flags to take precedence over ours (doubt it?) and a press a number for your language and giveaway of taxpayer resources, scholarships, food stamps, place in line, entree to university

[Iron Munro]

Roses are red
Lawbreakers suck
Deport the illegals
They’re running amok

[Jack Hammer]

Doubt this will be seen on Hallmark any time soon.

[Iron Munro]

Commies are Red
Like Obama the schemer
Lets send him back home
Along with his 'Dreamers'

[AllAmericanGirl44]

You jump a fence, ride a train
Taking welfare with no restrain
If my government gave a damn
You’d be on the losing end of this scam

[Iron Munro]

I want to say that as a Christian I care about the suffering of others, and injustices done to them, and that includes those in Latin America,

Like the injustice of having our heard earned money extorted from us under threat of fine and imprisonment so the government can hand out free (to them) money, food stamps, housing, college and other free stuff to illegals?

Like the injustice of using our earnings to give illegals free medical care while we are forced to buy useless overpriced Obamacare with a $3,000 deductible for our kids?

That kind of injustice?

[Faith Presses On]

I actually don’t remember the food processing plant incident, but have heard of so many more.

There are so many “red flags” having to do with illegal immigration, in terms of different things it does to everyone involved. It has to be strengthening organized crime in Latin American countries, for one thing. Many immigrants have died coming here, probably many more than we’ve ever heard about, and many women (and probably children) are also forced in sexual slavery. In general, American law-breaking of all sorts is also encouraged; it’s not simply a matter of people sneaking over the border, which is illegal in itself. There are endless negative repercussions, and secular humanists could easily imagine them if it suited their purposes to do so. Isn’t it a red flag in any type of relationship (even between a country and individuals) if someone’s entry and residence in the country depends on them breaking laws and not being honest? Secular humanists only think of the implications of things if they are in line with their goals, though, and as time goes on, they are more and more simply inventing many false implications, including that opposing illegal immigration is just a matter of hate, bigotry and fear.

[SaveFerris]

They took away a woman in handcuffs. She was an American citizen helping them get either fake SSN’s or old SSN’s to get “employed”.

Some employees in the plant (Americans) cheered when they were being taken away.

It may have been this one - I seem to recall out of 500 workers, 350 of them were illegal (as least in the article that I recall).

http://www.oregonlive.com/opinion/index.ssf/2009/06/the_fresh_del_monte_raid_two_y.html

[hoagy62]

Illegals are maddening
Of that there’s no doubt
So it’s time to tell all of ‘em
To “Get the f*** out”!

[Faith Presses On]

I’ll read the story, but that sounds like another aspect, a “red flag” aspect, of the illegal immigration situation - the arbitrary and capricious enforcement of laws. I also read of people being arrested for running a fake document operation for illegal immigrants. But there is a New York Times article that reflects the government view that the whole fake document matter is harmless and an overblown concern. The Times article mentions that most illegal aliens who work use fake/stolen Social Security numbers, but they interview a few people who don’t mind their numbers being stolen since the alien is just trying to work. The Times article does concede that many American citizens have suffered all sorts of losses due to someone else using their SSN’s, but again it basically takes a cavalier attitude about it all (the article - http://www.nytimes.com/2006/09/04/world/americas/04iht-id.2688618.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0 - is from 2006 but still relevant, especially since the mainstream media so often doesn’t report or doesn’t report straight on many of these issues, usually deliberately holding back important angles). In any case, the government on the one hand beckons to the illegal immigrants to come here and promises to wink about everything illegal it takes for them to work and reside here, and clear every path for them, legally or not, yet it still prosecutes people for providing the false documents that the government has tacitly approved of. Why and how do these arbitrary prosecutions take place, since probably many other don’t. It’s like law enforcement according to whim, and quite possibly due to other things such as payback, or people trying to go legitimate.