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Pro-immigration groups are more united, better-funded and, unlike the
last battle in 2007, are ready to fight back against what they say is a
wave of hatred from opponents as they gear up for another bruising
immigration fight in Congress.
The groups range from businesses and Hispanic rights
organizations to labor unions and religious denominations. They lost
their fight for immigration reform three years ago after
finger-pointing and disagreements between businesses and labor.
The groups also blame a Washington-centric strategy while their opponents ran a spectacularly successful grass-roots campaign.
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Birth cir-tiffy-kates? We doan need no steenking birth cir-tiffy-kates!
ReplyDeleteLying liars and the lying lies they expect us to believe and pay for.
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Let me make this very plain:
ReplyDeleteIf you want to move from Puerto Rico to Maryland, I have no problem with that.
If you want to move from Mexico to Maryland without observing US immigration laws, you can go to hell and burn.
Pretty simple. It's not about race. It's about the law.
Sent by a friend:
ReplyDelete"President Obama just completed the UNHOLY and ANTI-AMERICAN TRIFECTA:
1st president in 110 years to miss the annual Army-Navy Football Game.
1st president to not attend any Christmas religious observance.
1st president to stay on vacation after a terrorist attack.
Add to that the first President not to stay in Washington for Christmas
for the last 20 years. Past Presidents did not leave Washington for
Christmas vacation until after Christmas. This was done so that their staff
(Secret Service, Air Force One Crew, Limousine transport, Presidential
advancing logistics etc.) could be with their families for Christmas.
"
AND, Congress & Civil Service employees got a RAISE while spending our money, and held back any SocSec increase.
tomw