Throwdown: 34 immigration questions for the left to consider

[wetibbe]

Not so sure I can agree with the line of questioning. Here's the problem:

All of those subjects are already provided for in Federal Laws on Customs and Immigration. The simple and short answer is to just enforce the already existing laws and impose both the fines and confinements in jails or prisons.

We shouldn't be giving anyone the opportunity to challenge, scoff at, or disagree with our laws.

The pro amnesty, open borders, liberals, socialists, communists, progressives, ideologues are already fundamentally, seriously flawed with mental deficiencies in intelligence as well as logic.

They cover the spectrum from religious zealots to outright crooks. Some are gluttonous, greedy exploiters, some are perverted, some are dishonest, some are drug addicts, some hate America, some hate capitalism, some are themselves aliens and/or have connections with the illegals by marriage, family, or some ethnic similarity.

[Twoller]

The missing question in all of those is the most important.

Should anyone be allowed to reside permanently in the United States who is not a citizen?

Really if you replace "non-citizen" with "illegal alien" in the above series of questions, they make much more sense. And also remove all specific references to Mexico and Mexicans along with a few other subtle changes:

• Should American borders be enforced?
• Is it racist to love your country above all others?
• Should English be the official language of the U.S.?
• Should non-citizens have more rights than Border Patrol agents?
• Should business owners be prosecuted for hiring non-citizens?
• Should a non-citizen have the right to sue Americans if he is injured while he is committing a crime?
• Should non-citizens get free medical care?
• Should babies born to non-citizens be citizens of the United States if they are born on U.S. soil?
• There are 20 million non-citizens here now. How many is too many? Do you think there should be a limit?
• Do you believe non-citizens should be able to vote?
• Do you believe the [two political parties are] purposely allowing non-citizens into this country so they can vote for them?
• As someone of a particular ethnicity, does that influence how you think about non-citizens of that particular ethnicity? How so?
• Is there a right way to go about immigration or is getting into the country any way you can fair in your mind?
• Do our open borders invite terrorists and drug traffickers?
• Are we committing national suicide in the name of tolerance?
• Does it bother you that non-citizens with papers take jobs from [US citizens]?
• Does it bother you that most of the drugs brought into this country comes through our borders [overland]?
• Does it bother you that foreign military often escorts drug mules into the U.S. and fires on our border guards?
• Do you believe in sanctuary cities?
• If non-citizens are caught [breaking the law] should they be deported or given a cash prize?
• Should the children of non-citizens be allowed to pay in-state tuition for college?
• Should non-citizens be allowed to get a driver's license?
• Should we bankrupt our hospitals so we can feel compassionate?
• Should we bankrupt our schools so we can feel compassionate?
• Does it bother you that non-citizens often get better medical care for free than you, the taxpayer?
• Should American tax dollars be used to subsidize the poor of other countries?
• Should the foreign governments be held accountable for exporting their poverty to the United States?
• Up to a third of the prisoners in our jails are non-citizens. Should they be jailed in America?
• Is it possible to admire a non-citizen personally and still want him deported?
• [Should US citizens be reduced to serfdom?] Should those here illegally be granted [US citizenship]? If so, why?
• Should people receiving taxpayer-funded benefits have to prove they are a U.S. citizen?