Effect of Arizona Immigration Law on Florida

I am a second generation American. My grandparents were brought here by their parents in 1910 from Czechoslovakia and Germany. They came here legally. I am proud of my heritage. I am an American, not an hyphenated American.

I have been railing against the federal government's handling of the ILLEGAL immigration issues since 2001. Todd Marks must be applauded for standing up for us citizens and legal immigrants.

Unfortunately, the debate has been misdirected. The mainstream media in conjunction with the regime in D.C., Al Sharpton, and others are trying to make this a race issue, when it is actually a matter of safety, security, sovereignty and economics. We do not need new comprehensive immigration reform. We have had enough of that over the last few decades, and you see where that has gotten us. Previous attempts at amnesty and fixing paths to citizenship have only resulted in a bigger flood of ILLEGAL immigration.

First, we need to seal the borders. We also need elected officials and law enforcement with the steely fortitude to fully enforce the laws that are already on the books. If we do that, it would remove most, if not all of the incentives that draw the ILLEGAL immigrants, here. If we make the decision to fully enforce the present immigration laws, we will not have to worry about rounding up the ILLEGALS and deporting them. If they cannot exploit the perks of our country, they will leave and go home. If there are no benefits available to them because they cannot show that they are legally here, they will have to go elsewhere.

We have already seen examples of the effect strict enforcement will have on the ILLEGALS. After Arizona passed its law requiring state law enforcement to enforce the federal immigration laws already in effect, I saw an interview of an ILLEGAL immigrant lady who was moving her family from Arizona to Colorado because of the passage of the law. She was moving even though the law has not yet become effective. In this case, just the threat of strict enforcement was enough to cause the ILLEGAL immigrant to leave.

We are a sovereign nation which has the fundamental right and duty to protect and preserve its sovereignty and protect its citizens. Many politicians on both sides of the aisle have shown no concern for acting in the best interest of this sovereign nation or its citizens. Instead, they are acting in their own self-interest. They seem only interested in finding more voters they can buy off with pork and earmarks. We don't need any more career politicians in our elected offices. We need citizens who take a temporary leave from their private lives to serve their country and their fellow citizens and then return to their private lives. We need elected officials who will do the right thing for this nation and its citizens, rather than do whatever is expedient to insure their re-election. We need more people like Todd Marks seeking public offices.

God Bless you.
God Bless our Troops.
God Bless the BSA.
God Bless America.

Patriot Mark

The Dunces In D.C.

On June 21, 2007, Sean Hannity had a conversation with Trent Lott concerning the illegal immigration problem and the Kennedy Amnesty bill. Sean kept asking Mr. Lott why the Congress (and especially the Republicans there) could not just demand that the border be secured and the present laws strictly enforced, first. Mr. Lott kept stating that we need to be concerned about and need to try to solve the problems caused by the 12 - 20 Million illegals that are here, already. Here is my letter to Sean Hannity regarding that conversation.

Sean:

I listened to your conversation with Trent Lott yesterday. The more I listened to Mr. Lott, the more frustrated I became. It was obvious to me that he was not listening or hearing you as you expressed the frustration of the great majority of the American citizenry regarding the border security. These "idiots" are stuck on trying to comprehensively solve the problem. It is clear they do not want to fix it.

Why are they more concerned about the status of the law breakers that are already here, rather than shutting down the border? Mr. Lott and his "idiot" colleagues in the Senate seem to be starting with the assumption that we have to be concerned about the plight of the lawbreakers before we can secure the border. That is absolute nonsense. The "idiots" in the Senate and Congress who support the whole idea behind the Kennedy Amnesty Bill need to be collectively smacked against the sides of their heads with a 2 by 4. The majority of the American citizenry does not really care about the plight of the lawbreakers. We want the border locked down. NOW!

We don't need to worry about deporting all the lawbreakers, if we concentrate on locking down the border and then aggressively enforcing the laws already on the books. Once we lock down the border, arrest and prosecute the employers who employ the lawbreakers, arrest, prosecute and deport all illegal aliens with whom law enforcement comes into contact, and deprive the lawbreakers of all the freebies and entitlements, we won't have to worry about deporting the lawbreakers, because they will leave. Once we make it uncomfortable and take away the incentives for the lawbreakers, they will leave on their own.

Why the "idiots" in D.C. can't seem to understand this very simple concept, is frustrating to us true Americans.

God Bless you.
God Bless the BSA.
God Bless our Troops.
God Bless America - the greatest country and people in the history of the world

Patriot Mark