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Strickland was right





By Roger Gitlin
Minuteman Civil Defense Corps
Posted: May 2, 2008  12:42 a.m.


To The Editor:

Paul Strickland's commentary ("1,000 pound gorilla is immigration," April 11, 2008) is dead-on correct.
As the Bush administration drags its feet in building the congressionally approved border fence, the torrent of illegals invading the United States flows like an uncontrolled high jet water hose, and the 1,000-pound gorilla pushes tax-paying citizens to the Earth like the gravity of Jupiter.

Paul Strickland is right. Illegal immigration is the No. 1 issue on Americans' minds for the 2008 election.
It trumps everything because illegal immigration affects everyone of us. Los Angeles County spends $1 billion per year on illegals through welfare, health care and food stamps. And that does not include public education, which is near disaster condition.

If the illegals went home, a major step toward balancing California's huge deficit would be fixed - immediately.

If illegals went home or were deported, Jamiel Shaw Jr. would be alive today preparing for his bright future.
More than 22,000 Americans would not have been murdered or run down by drunken driver illegal aliens since Sept. 11, 2001.

Regrettably, this unholy alliance continues between pandering Democrats such as Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, who embraces illegals through law-breaking tactics like sanctuary city umbrellas, to greedy Republicans and businesses who develop their business plans incorporating a "slave" factor and by depressing American wages. The middle class pays, and pays big.

Congratulations, state of Arizona and Maricopa Country Sheriff Joe Arpaio for doing your job and enforcing the law.

I think John McCain will come around. He is listening to American citizens and will secure our border. All we have to do is elect him.

The alternative is the continued invasion of the Third World that will blur this country into non-existence.





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stephenwinkler:
May 17, 2008 - 04:29 AM

People who enter the United States legally are the ones that believe in John F. Kennedy's comment,"ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country."

The illegals come here to do us harm. Otherwise, why not enter the country the legal way? If you have no respect for our immigration laws, then I will make a speculative hunch that you will not obey our traffic laws. I will make a rash assumption that you are running from the police in your own country, because you are a drug dealer or a terrorist.

Your only reason for asking to come to the United States should be that you want to help us. If you want to help yourself, then we do not want your selfish person here. If you have nothing to contribute and want to live on the fat of our land, well stay in your own country. You are not welcome!


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