Local Solution to National Problem
Attempts by Mexican illegals to enter the U S across the Mexico-Arizona border was cut in half (400 to 200 ) do to a grass-roots uprising in Arizona about a week ago. Approximately 1000 civilian volunteers with guns, binoculars and communication devices are helping to spot illegals and report them to the U S Border Patrol for a quick arrest.
Could it be that simple? Local people getting involved to solve a national problem that the politicians in Washigton won't address effectively. Surely Vicente Fox,the president of Mexico, is calling his man in Washington George W Bush about the inconvenience.
All politics are local. Why pay two politicians?One lives in Washigton and the other lives locally.Its time to take back the power of Washington over local affairs.
Could it be that simple? Local people getting involved to solve a national problem that the politicians in Washigton won't address effectively. Surely Vicente Fox,the president of Mexico, is calling his man in Washington George W Bush about the inconvenience.
All politics are local. Why pay two politicians?One lives in Washigton and the other lives locally.Its time to take back the power of Washington over local affairs.
posted by Barry Leonardini at 9:22 AM
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So, the illegal workers pay into Social Security, earn monies here that support families back "there", where they ultimately return to, never collecting the Social Security monies from the system that they paid into. Are we to believe that it is their "seed" money that is keeping the system afloat? Article in the paper indicated that we should be grateful to them for their "benevolence" (my word). Said article might have been written by one of Bush's staff, with help from V. Fox's aides, hoping to fool enough of the people, most of the time.
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"....the illegal workers pay into Social Security, earn monies here that support families back "there..."
Whose social security number do the illegals use? Isn't identity theft yet another crime? How many laws do we have to waive to help the corrupt mexican government keep the lid on its political pressure cooker?
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