To the President, and the Congress, who stood by while the president of Mexico derided our countrymen who are fighting for some order on our out-of-control southern border... A little support, please. Those who applauded this outrage, when President Calderon spoke, first at the White House, then in the People's House, ought to be ashamed of themselves. Those who sat there quietly, and said nothing, shouldn't feel much better.
I found this great article from Jared Peterson at American Thinker...
I found this great article from Jared Peterson at American Thinker...
When America is being invaded by a foreign power, one expects the President of the United States to be on America's side. That's how it's worked in the past, anyway. If that's too steep a demand, could we ask that our president not publicly endorse the enemy's characterization of modest defensive efforts as "discriminatory"? If even that decent silence is too much, could our president at least not provide the invaders' leader with a White House venue to denounce our people and our laws?
Note to those Americans who have not yet noticed: Barack Obama does not like or sympathize with this country.
For the complete article, click here.
For the text of the Arizona law, click here.
Just a note to the defenders of this mass illegal entry into our country... and to the detractors of Arizona's law... Our society is supposed to be governed by the rule of law, meaning no one is above the law. The Arizona law simply requires the local enforcement of the already existing federal immigration law that the president is constitutionally bound to enforce, but refuses to. He insists that Arizona's effort is "misguided" and "irresponsible," and has been uncooperative with Arizona.
A red flag should go up when the President of the United States, in tandem with a foreign head of state, decides which laws are worthy of support, and which ones should be vilified and disrespected. Ask yourselves... why would our president so vocally promote anarchy and disunion, here in America?
Oh, and beware of sudden language changes... The term illegal immigration is out... and the noble, time-honored pursuit of migration is in. Aw... that's so nice. I would say it is like we have gone down Alice in Wonderland's rabbit hole... only, it lacks the dreamlike quality... Sadly, it is all too clear.
For the text of the Arizona law, click here.
Just a note to the defenders of this mass illegal entry into our country... and to the detractors of Arizona's law... Our society is supposed to be governed by the rule of law, meaning no one is above the law. The Arizona law simply requires the local enforcement of the already existing federal immigration law that the president is constitutionally bound to enforce, but refuses to. He insists that Arizona's effort is "misguided" and "irresponsible," and has been uncooperative with Arizona.
A red flag should go up when the President of the United States, in tandem with a foreign head of state, decides which laws are worthy of support, and which ones should be vilified and disrespected. Ask yourselves... why would our president so vocally promote anarchy and disunion, here in America?
Oh, and beware of sudden language changes... The term illegal immigration is out... and the noble, time-honored pursuit of migration is in. Aw... that's so nice. I would say it is like we have gone down Alice in Wonderland's rabbit hole... only, it lacks the dreamlike quality... Sadly, it is all too clear.
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