Comments on: ‘Dreamers’ deserve a chance to remain in the U.S.

By: Kathryn Kobor

Kathryn Kobor — Tue, 21 Aug 2012 18:47:24 +0000

Fourteen million CITIZENS jobless.

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By: Dave Francis

Dave Francis — Sat, 18 Aug 2012 02:29:56 +0000

Nothing—nothing will ever CHANGE in Congress, if Americans just keep voting in the same old incumbents of the Democratic or Republican parties. Change will only come through the intervention of the TEA PARTY that is gaining momentum through the GOP. Everything will remain ‘Quid Pro Quo’ (you scratch my back, and then I will scratch yours?) Entrenched politicians are happy to keep collecting taxpayer’s money and go on trillion dollar spending spree. It’s no wonder China and other unfriendly countries own our grand children’s futures? DREAMER’S ARE HERE TO STAY, BUT THEY COMPROMISE THEIR PARENTS STATUS? THEY ARE NOT PROTECTED. 14 million of the population is jobless, given-up or just in temporary employment and Obama passes a backdoor amnesty. Everything from another illegal alien amnesty, more Sanctuary cities, the passage of E-Verify; stricter birthright citizenship; energy, bloated government, taxes, state insolvency, new infrastructure, voter fraud, and many other issues will be ignored or remain frozen. Want new policies enacted that have been sitting around for ages, according to the U.S. constitution and the ‘People’s rights of liberty, then vote stricter TEA PARTY LEADERS INTO WASHINGTON. Investigate more at tea party dot org, immigration at numbersusa, corruption at judicialwatch dot org.

By: Kathryn Kobor

Kathryn Kobor — Sat, 18 Aug 2012 00:44:26 +0000

Leadership is what we want Mr. Lucier-not “if I give you amnesty will you vote
for me”?
The folks coming across our border now, sorry to say, are the cartels and the gangs.
Very few “mom and pop”, types are coming across the border now.
Years ago it was the mom and pops looking for work.
Do you know how many cartels and gangs are embedded in our society?
Is it not politically correct to state such?

By: David Lucier

David Lucier — Fri, 17 Aug 2012 18:39:09 +0000

I think it’s time, too, to ask ourselves the question, “Why is it easier to come here illegally than it is to come here legally?”

Perhaps it’s time to admit that the legal system is really bad for everyone (employers and employees alike).

Secondly, lumping jobs seekers with professional drug smugglers is nuts!

Time to start making some basic distinctions here and quit listening to a bunch of xenophobic rednecks.

Leadership…moral and political…is what we need and want.

By: D. Porter

D. Porter — Fri, 17 Aug 2012 18:08:12 +0000

Let’s see here…. unemployment is through the roof, the economy is in the tank, citizens are having a rough time feeding their families, and this loathsome tin pot dictator in the White House illegally and unconstitutionally amnesties a couple million deportable illegal alien parasites by edict….AND orders work permits for them so they can compete for scarce jobs? W-T-F! Comrade ObaMao ought to be in impeachment proceedings at this very moment and getting to work preparing for an extremely long prison sentence…. at Gitmo. His treason is the biggest act of domestic terrorism ever perpetrated against the American people. Illegals don’t deserve anything but deportation, plain and simple.

By: Kathryn Kobor

Kathryn Kobor — Fri, 17 Aug 2012 17:55:08 +0000

I am glad that Gov. Brewer has said that these “dreamers”, will not be able
to obtain social services in addition to their “mini-amnesty”.
The state of AZ has balanced it’s budget, and to add on almost 100,00
“dreamers” to social services would be insane!