This Aint Your Land's Line In The Sand

Voted on Senate floor against amendment to remove amnesty provisions from immigration bill in 2006
Sen. Feinstein voted against the Vitter amendment (SA 3963) to S. 2611, the Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2006 . Sen. Vitter submitted the amendment for himself, Sens. Chambliss, Grassley, and Santorum. The Vitter amendment would remove provisions authorizing the “earned legalization” and “agricultural worker” amnesty schemes that would grant amnesty to an estimated 16 million illegal aliens and their families (according to a May, 2006 study by the Heritage Foundation’s Robert Rector). The Vitter amendment failed by a vote of 33 to 66.

Cosponsored 1999 amnesty for one million
illegal aliens from Central America and Haiti
Rep. Roybal-Allard cosponsored H.R.36, thereby working to put about one million illegal aliens from Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala and Haiti, including their spouses and children, on a path to U.S. citizenship. She joined with those who believe that illegal aliens should not be forced to return to their own countries if those countries were hit by Hurricane Mitch. These illegal aliens came to the U.S. years before the hurricane and failed to qualify as refugees or asylees. Rep. Roybal-Allard advocated rewarding those who violated U.S. immigration laws by making them permanent lawful U.S. residents.

Voted to grant amnesty to nearly one million
illegal aliens from Nicaragua and Cuba in 1997
Sen. Boxer voted to grant legal status to Nicaraguans and Cubans who had lived in the United States illegally since 1995, along with their spouses and minor unmarried children. The overall ten year impact of this legislation will be the addition of some 967,000 people to U.S. population. There was no separate vote on the amnesty, as it was included in the DC Appropriations bill. The only opportunity Senators had to vote in favor of or against the amnesty was the Mack Amendment to S.1156. The Mack Amendment passed 99-1.

Doesn't really matter whether people like Ron Paul or not. He won't win, but his record on immigration blows the other dolts aways and the fact that he's a Republican at least gives him the Ross Perot factor to upset the balance of the election and send a message of dissatisfaction with John McCain.

ANYBODY is better than Obama or McCain.

KIIITV News

Story Created: May 16, 2008 at 4:25 PM CDT

Story Updated: May 16, 2008 at 4:25 PM CDT

McALLEN, Texas (AP) - Emergency managers recently learned the Border Patrol will check the immigration status of people boarding buses at hurricane evacuation hubs in South Texas.

The feds say they'll search for illegal immigrants at inland Texas checkpoints even during a hurricane evacuation.

But that's a plan state and local officials say could lead to disastrous delays and discourage some people from getting out.

Johnny Cavazos is emergency management coordinator for Cameron County.

Cavazos says federal and local officials need to "come up with a much better plan."

Border Patrol spokesman Don Doty says the screenings at evacuation hubs are intended to prevent bottlenecks at the inland checkpoints.

An aide says Governor Rick Perry wants the Border Patrol to share the state's priority of putting public safety first during an emergency.

(Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)

AP-NY-05-16-08 1722EDT

TRUTHGUYSinLA

May 20, 2008 | 1:24 AM

I cant comment on SEAL THE BORDER... hey man allow comments... You do good work.
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I DO allow comments AND thanx for the compliment!!....I REFUSE to vote for Juan McAmnesty!!!...I think I'll write in Tom Tancredo!!!

This_Aint_Your_Land

May 20, 2008 | 10:35 AM

He was not born in the U.S. and is not even eligible for the presidency. Panama was not U.S. territory at the time of McCain's birth, it was only LEASED by the U.S. Somebody needs to take this to court, QUICKLY!

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There have been several lawsuits filed pertaining to this issue. Here are some of them:

http://www.pe.com/localnews/inland/stories/PE_News_Loca
l_D_mccain11.3bcc741.html

Lawsuit Seeking to Challenge Sen. McCain's "Natural-Born Citizen" Status:
It's Inland Empire Voters v. United States, No. CV-08-00304, filed March 6

http://www.boston.com/news/local/new_hampshire/articles
/2008/03/19/another_suit_questions_mccains_citizenship/



http://blog.washingtonpost.com/the-trail/2008/04/13/dem
s_seeking_to_hamstring_mcca.html?hpid=topnews

Maybe the republicans can replace Juan "Z-Visa" McCain with another OPEN BORDERS ZEALOT like.........Mel Martinez! Boy, that'd get the base fired up!

Cosponsoring bill to create an amnesty for illegal agricultural workers in 2005-2006
Sen. Obama is a cosponsor of S. 359, an amnesty for agricultural workers. Of the 1.2 million illegal aliens currently working in agriculture, an estimated 860,000 plus their spouses and children could qualify for this amnesty, so the total could reach three million or more. The potential recipients of the amnesty would be required to prove 100 days of agricultural employment in the 18-month period that ended Aug. 31, 2004. Then, prior to receiving amnesty, workers would have to show 360 days of additional farm work over the next six years.