January 2019 Archives

Partial Government Shutdown

Partial Government Shutdown

            I think most Americans realize that even though a border wall is mandatory, it is not the entire solution to the massive caravan invasion at our southern border.  The Democrats, on the other hand, quickly passed a bill to reopen the government prior to any negotiation over a border wall with the understanding they did not favor a wall at all.  This, of course, is not even the beginning of a viable solution and is an embarrassment to me as a registered Democrat.

The suggestion by the Democrats that employing drones and modern technology along the border is a better solution than a border wall is, of course, ridiculous.

            It would appear to me a better option for negotiation would have been legislation amending certain provisions of the Immigration Law to deal with the current border invasion . . . in example:

1 1. Those persons apprehended in the act of crossing our border in violation of our nation's immigration laws should be barred from requesting asylum.  They should be finger printed and returned immediately to their country of origin.

2.  2. Those persons caught violating our border a second time should be prosecuted for a felony and thus permanently disqualified from entry or citizenship to this country.

3  3. A child born within the boundaries of the United States can be considered a U.S. citizen only if one of the parents is, or has achieved, citizenship in the U.S.

4.  4. And finally, some provision should be made to fund an audit department as part of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE) to review records of those companies suspected or hiring illegal aliens in violation of immigration laws instituted in 1987 during the Reagan Administration as part of his amnesty program for 1.4 million illegal aliens.  Employers were required to verify legal status of their employees.  This law required two forms of I.D. (one of which had to have a picture) and those employers in violation of this law would be penalized with a fine of $10,000 per individual hired in violation of this act.

If crossing our border without any legal reason to do so, is not going to allow a lengthy stay in the U.S. while the over-crowded immigration courts review an asylum claim, and, if employers realize there is a severe penalty for hiring illegal aliens, they will stop doing so.   It does not take a genius to recognize that if an illegal cannot acquire employment . . . he cannot stay!

            One wonders why the Democratic contingency in the House of Representatives returned Nancy Pelosi to Speaker of the House.  She did not demonstrate any real leadership skills or willingness to negotiate a compromise over political issues during her first tenure as Speaker of the House.

Currently, she is pursuing a hostile and divisive posture with respect to the government shut-down over this massive invasion of South Americans who appear unable to recognize our sovereignty as a nation and readily ignore and defy this nation's immigration laws.  I am unable to determine why Senator Chuck Schumer is supporting Pelosi's lack of intelligent negotiating skills in this matter.

The Mexican Border Wall

The Wall A Puzzling Quandary

            We are told by Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi and the "House" majority, that our nation cannot afford $5-billion as a step toward securing our borders; never-the-less in 2016, "we" as a nation gave away $49-Billion in the form of foreign aid.  In 2017, $49.6 Million in economic and security assistance was given to Mexico.  Our military involvement in the Middle East is costing us $-billions on a daily basis not to mention the horrific cost of military lives and debilitating injuries.

            It is puzzling that our national leaders readily spend $-billions in foreign lands but cannot find the funds to provide security to the people of this nation.

            To solve this nation's problems, should our national leaders oppose President Trump's policies based on his harsh and abrasive remarks or make decisions in accordance to what is best for the country?

            Some argue our immigration laws should be changed instead of spending money for a border wall, but no one is mentioning what part of the immigration laws should be amended.

Currently, many foreigners are ignoring our borders in defiance of American immigration laws but are allowed, after they are apprehended, to request asylum resulting in a huge burden on our court system at a tremendous cost to the American taxpayer.  Clearly, our immigration laws should be amended to bar those who violate our border from making any request for asylum and they should be returned immediately to their country of origin.

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