May 17, 2006

Immigration

Senator Reed Votes For Open Borders

Carroll Andrew Morse

Senator Jack Reed was one of just 16 Senators to vote against building 370 miles of new fencing along the U.S-Mexico border.

Whatever their positions on guest worker and amnesty programs, is a vote for open borders really a vote that most Rhode Islanders support?

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When you are not affected by the problems of an open border you shouldn't vote against the people who are. I had to leave CA. because of illegal immigration. The drive-by shootings, fire bombings,gangs,drugs,and in your face people telling you it is their state and they are taking it back by, over-whellming us. It is a war without guns.
Mexicans are mexico's second ecconomy, they send Billions of dollars home each year.
Only 2 percent work in the fields, the rest are in jobs like construction, roofing, resturants, hotels and gardning. Jobs Americans will do.
They cost Californians Billions of dollars for medical, schooling, housing, crime and paying for everything to be bi-lingual.
No to Amnisty
No to Citizenship
No to Anchor babys citizenship
No to guest worker citizenship
and no to politicians who support them.

Posted by: Joan McCollum at May 20, 2006 8:37 PM