"Even though we've answered these concerns, I've got to say I suspect there's still some who are trying to move the goal posts on us one more time. You know, they said 'we needed to triple the border patrol.' Well, now they're going to say we need to quadruple the border patrol, or they'll want a higher fence. Maybe they'll need a moat. Maybe they'll want alligators in the moat. They'll never be satisfied. I understand. That's politics. But the truth is the measures we put in place are getting results," President Obama said in El Paso, Texas today.
Does the GOP want illegals to be Eaten by Reptiles?
"Even though we've answered these concerns, I've got to say I suspect there's still some who are trying to move the goal posts on us one more time. You know, they said 'we needed to triple the border patrol.' Well, now they're going to say we need to quadruple the border patrol, or they'll want a higher fence. Maybe they'll need a moat. Maybe they'll want alligators in the moat. They'll never be satisfied. I understand. That's politics. But the truth is the measures we put in place are getting results," President Obama said in El Paso, Texas today.
"Even though we've answered these concerns, I've got to say I suspect there's still some who are trying to move the goal posts on us one more time. You know, they said 'we needed to triple the border patrol.' Well, now they're going to say we need to quadruple the border patrol, or they'll want a higher fence. Maybe they'll need a moat. Maybe they'll want alligators in the moat. They'll never be satisfied. I understand. That's politics. But the truth is the measures we put in place are getting results," President Obama said in El Paso, Texas today.
I just know what is going to happen.
Obama will relent and go for the alligator or crocodile scenario.....and then the Repubs will turn around and demand sharks with frickin' laser beams attached to their frickin' heads.
The madness needs to stop somewhere....![]()
I just know what is going to happen.
Obama will relent and go for the alligator or crocodile scenario.....and then the Repubs will turn around and demand sharks with frickin' laser beams attached to their frickin' heads.
The madness needs to stop somewhere....![]()
that hulkster thing was a scream. i thought of acerubrum's avatar.
the president is unlikely to advance any social agendas that weaken his favorite status for 2012. wouldnt be surprise to see all sorts of interesting maneuvers from dems/gops from now on out. its campaign time baby and anything goes in money and powerville.
immigration reform is a loser for both sides in some fashion...ironic that our nations interests dont coincide with either parties agenda when it comes to this topic.
that hulkster thing was a scream. i thought of acerubrum's avatar.
the president is unlikely to advance any social agendas that weaken his favorite status for 2012. wouldnt be surprise to see all sorts of interesting maneuvers from dems/gops from now on out. its campaign time baby and anything goes in money and powerville.
immigration reform is a loser for both sides in some fashion...ironic that our nations interests dont coincide with either parties agenda when it comes to this topic.
this nation has a long tradition of immigrants arriving to build a better life, + at different times the country will require different levels of immigration. a majority of the american people want all immigrants to go through the "front door," + they want the government to be sensitive to changing economic conditions. when the government fails to secure the u.s' border with mexico, it allows new diseases to spread unchecked into the country, + mexican drug cartels to conduct military operations inside the u.s, amongst a host of other preventable concerns.
law abiding individuals that desire to enter the country legally are subject to immigration red tape. while making the process a nightmare for the group of law abiding individuals in line, the neglect in policy to deter law breakers entering illegally rewards their actions. once illegal immigrants arrive in the u.s, they either try to make a living legally (by directly competing with blue collar american workers for jobs + driving their wages down) or illegally, through involvement in criminal activity. this kind of behavior should not be rewarded with a path to citizenship.
the vast majority of illegal immigrants contribute no federal or state income taxes + they never intend to. at the same time, they take advantage of the free social services + benefits offered to them. the u.s' needs an immigration policy that insists that everyone come in through the front door. in addition, one that can set immigration levels that the u.s' economy can handle.
the economy is struggling, millions of americans are out of work, forty-four million are on food stamps + forty-seven million are living in poverty. common sense does not grant amnesty to all of the illegal immigrants already here + put them on a path to citizenship. which will embolden more illegal immigrants to follow the same method of arrival.
america has tightly secured the border between south korea + north korea for over fifty years, + could secure its own borders if targeted as a priority. in the aftermath of the death of bin laden, the face of al-qaeda, there is another threat across the southern border. over the past fifteen to twenty years, hezbollah has set up operations across mexico, central + south america. hezbollah is making lucrative money involved in the drug trade + in trafficking illegal aliens. whether it is the latter or one of the many issues that force u.s' taxpayers to fund illegal immigrant activities, citizens need an immigration policy that makes sense + that protects american jobs from a factor that contributes to the erosion of the middle class.
this nation has a long tradition of immigrants arriving to build a better life, + at different times the country will require different levels of immigration. a majority of the american people want all immigrants to go through the "front door," + they want the government to be sensitive to changing economic conditions. when the government fails to secure the u.s' border with mexico, it allows new diseases to spread unchecked into the country, + mexican drug cartels to conduct military operations inside the u.s, amongst a host of other preventable concerns.
law abiding individuals that desire to enter the country legally are subject to immigration red tape. while making the process a nightmare for the group of law abiding individuals in line, the neglect in policy to deter law breakers entering illegally rewards their actions. once illegal immigrants arrive in the u.s, they either try to make a living legally (by directly competing with blue collar american workers for jobs + driving their wages down) or illegally, through involvement in criminal activity. this kind of behavior should not be rewarded with a path to citizenship.
the vast majority of illegal immigrants contribute no federal or state income taxes + they never intend to. at the same time, they take advantage of the free social services + benefits offered to them. the u.s' needs an immigration policy that insists that everyone come in through the front door. in addition, one that can set immigration levels that the u.s' economy can handle.
the economy is struggling, millions of americans are out of work, forty-four million are on food stamps + forty-seven million are living in poverty. common sense does not grant amnesty to all of the illegal immigrants already here + put them on a path to citizenship. which will embolden more illegal immigrants to follow the same method of arrival.
america has tightly secured the border between south korea + north korea for over fifty years, + could secure its own borders if targeted as a priority. in the aftermath of the death of bin laden, the face of al-qaeda, there is another threat across the southern border. over the past fifteen to twenty years, hezbollah has set up operations across mexico, central + south america. hezbollah is making lucrative money involved in the drug trade + in trafficking illegal aliens. whether it is the latter or one of the many issues that force u.s' taxpayers to fund illegal immigrant activities, citizens need an immigration policy that makes sense + that protects american jobs from a factor that contributes to the erosion of the middle class.
this nation has a long tradition of immigrants arriving to build a better life, + at different times the country will require different levels of immigration. a majority of the american people want all immigrants to go through the "front door," + they want the government to be sensitive to changing economic conditions. when the government fails to secure the u.s' border with mexico, it allows new diseases to spread unchecked into the country, + mexican drug cartels to conduct military operations inside the u.s, amongst a host of other preventable concerns.
law abiding individuals that desire to enter the country legally are subject to immigration red tape. while making the process a nightmare for the group of law abiding individuals in line, the neglect in policy to deter law breakers entering illegally rewards their actions. once illegal immigrants arrive in the u.s, they either try to make a living legally (by directly competing with blue collar american workers for jobs + driving their wages down) or illegally, through involvement in criminal activity. this kind of behavior should not be rewarded with a path to citizenship.
the vast majority of illegal immigrants contribute no federal or state income taxes + they never intend to. at the same time, they take advantage of the free social services + benefits offered to them. the u.s' needs an immigration policy that insists that everyone come in through the front door. in addition, one that can set immigration levels that the u.s' economy can handle.
the economy is struggling, millions of americans are out of work, forty-four million are on food stamps + forty-seven million are living in poverty. common sense does not grant amnesty to all of the illegal immigrants already here + put them on a path to citizenship. which will embolden more illegal immigrants to follow the same method of arrival.
america has tightly secured the border between south korea + north korea for over fifty years, + could secure its own borders if targeted as a priority. in the aftermath of the death of bin laden, the face of al-qaeda, there is another threat across the southern border. over the past fifteen to twenty years, hezbollah has set up operations across mexico, central + south america. hezbollah is making lucrative money involved in the drug trade + in trafficking illegal aliens. whether it is the latter or one of the many issues that force u.s' taxpayers to fund illegal immigrant activities, citizens need an immigration policy that makes sense + that protects american jobs from a factor that contributes to the erosion of the middle class.
this nation has a long tradition of immigrants arriving to build a better life, + at different times the country will require different levels of immigration. a majority of the american people want all immigrants to go through the "front door," + they want the government to be sensitive to changing economic conditions. when the government fails to secure the u.s' border with mexico, it allows new diseases to spread unchecked into the country, + mexican drug cartels to conduct military operations inside the u.s, amongst a host of other preventable concerns.
law abiding individuals that desire to enter the country legally are subject to immigration red tape. while making the process a nightmare for the group of law abiding individuals in line, the neglect in policy to deter law breakers entering illegally rewards their actions. once illegal immigrants arrive in the u.s, they either try to make a living legally (by directly competing with blue collar american workers for jobs + driving their wages down) or illegally, through involvement in criminal activity. this kind of behavior should not be rewarded with a path to citizenship.
the vast majority of illegal immigrants contribute no federal or state income taxes + they never intend to. at the same time, they take advantage of the free social services + benefits offered to them. the u.s' needs an immigration policy that insists that everyone come in through the front door. in addition, one that can set immigration levels that the u.s' economy can handle.
the economy is struggling, millions of americans are out of work, forty-four million are on food stamps + forty-seven million are living in poverty. common sense does not grant amnesty to all of the illegal immigrants already here + put them on a path to citizenship. which will embolden more illegal immigrants to follow the same method of arrival.
america has tightly secured the border between south korea + north korea for over fifty years, + could secure its own borders if targeted as a priority. in the aftermath of the death of bin laden, the face of al-qaeda, there is another threat across the southern border. over the past fifteen to twenty years, hezbollah has set up operations across mexico, central + south america. hezbollah is making lucrative money involved in the drug trade + in trafficking illegal aliens. whether it is the latter or one of the many issues that force u.s' taxpayers to fund illegal immigrant activities, citizens need an immigration policy that makes sense + that protects american jobs from a factor that contributes to the erosion of the middle class.
yes everyone takes theirs seriously.
that hulkster thing was a scream. i thought of acerubrum's avatar.
the president is unlikely to advance any social agendas that weaken his favorite status for 2012. wouldnt be surprise to see all sorts of interesting maneuvers from dems/gops from now on out. its campaign time baby and anything goes in money and powerville.
immigration reform is a loser for both sides in some fashion...ironic that our nations interests dont coincide with either parties agenda when it comes to this topic.
yes everyone takes theirs seriously.
that hulkster thing was a scream. i thought of acerubrum's avatar.
the president is unlikely to advance any social agendas that weaken his favorite status for 2012. wouldnt be surprise to see all sorts of interesting maneuvers from dems/gops from now on out. its campaign time baby and anything goes in money and powerville.
immigration reform is a loser for both sides in some fashion...ironic that our nations interests dont coincide with either parties agenda when it comes to this topic.
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