[Labyrinthos]

Pauley raised the specter of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and how the phone data-collection system could have helped investigators connect the dots before the attacks occurred.

Enforcing our immigration laws would have also worked without the need to violate our right to privacy.

[longtermmemmory]

the gorlick wall would have negated this ruling. (and did)

[TurboZamboni]

Criminal aliens have more rights than US citizens.

“Compassionnate conservatism” and all that BS.

[Regulator]

Enforcing our immigration laws would have also worked

And that's why we currently live in the New Immigration Police State.

How can any "nation" survive if its enemies freely walk in and set up houskeeping among us, while our so-called government lectures us and forces us to live with them, even saying that they are us?

It is a permanent state of Treason against the sovereign people, maintained ONLY by a police state.

No such thing was needed prior to 1965.

You say what of the Great Wave from Europe between 1890 - 1920?

Recall the Palmer raids and the fact that the Leftist insurrectionists were summarily thrown out of the country. They went home to their precious Soviet Union where they probably ended up in Work Camp #7. Stalin didn't like rebels either.

The Rainbow Nation don't work. Diversity ain't our strength, it's a mortal blow to the body politic.

[fwdude]

Enforcing our immigration laws would have also worked without the need to violate our right to privacy.

Bingo!!! You win the new Corvette.

[Eleutheria5]

Racism./sarc

[apoliticalone]

“Enforcing our immigration laws would have also worked without the need to violate our right to privacy”.

Both the corporatist GOP-E and the liberal owners of the Dems and the media ignore that cause and effect relationship.

Nothing is about Americans and common sense anymore and everything is political. Immigration is mostly about cheap labor and more votes, while disenfranchising and screwing most American citizens.