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Mark6303 of NY
Mon, 08/24/2009 - 6:39pm
Re: Mr. President, We Are Not Demagogues -- Please Talk With Us
The very idea of considering an amnesty is irresponsible and short-sighted. There are plenty of prerequisites, all of which must be addressed and completed before yet another legalization plan is proposed.
1.) Our open borders must be secured.
2.) E-Verify must be made mandatory -- if you're not authorized, you cannot work in the U.S.
3.) The original intent of the 14th Amendment must be clarified and birthright citizenship removed as a often used "foot-in-the-door" for millions of border crossers.
4.) An enforcement and verification mechanism must be in place to ensure that ordinary healthcare benefits do not accrue to the benefit of illegal aliens.
5.) The 287(g) Program must be implemented by every local and state law enforcement jurisdiction to assist the federal government in the enforcement of our immigration laws. Although immigration falls within the federal purview, once the border is crossed, the matter is local. The open-borders crowd uses this excuse to thwart legitimate discussion of this important topic.
6.) English must be made the official language of the United States.
I can think of a few more. Can you?