Sunday, November 05, 2006
How Politicians voted on Illegal Immigration Bills
Found an excellent post at my "sister" site http://stoptheinvasion.blogspot.com
I figure I'll help get this info out there before Election Day
Here is the link to the actual text of the S 2611.
Here is an in-depth analysis of the effect of this bill.
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When deciding whom to vote for on Tuesday, please consider how your Senator voted on S 2611, the Senate Amnesty Bill. For those who need a refresher, the Senate bill provided:
And a previous post on the same blog that has this info:
Illegal immigration is impacting nearly every aspect of our society. From crime and education to education and healthcare. Our national identity is radically changing and we're becoming a dual society that doesn't speak a common language. When deciding whom to vote for on Tuesday (you are voting right?), please consider how your Congressman voted on HR 4437.
HR 4437 was the immigration bill passed by the House last December by a vote of 239 to 182. It sparked the illegal immigration marches this summer across America. HR 4437 is as follows:
I figure I'll help get this info out there before Election Day
Here is the link to the actual text of the S 2611.
Here is an in-depth analysis of the effect of this bill.
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When deciding whom to vote for on Tuesday, please consider how your Senator voted on S 2611, the Senate Amnesty Bill. For those who need a refresher, the Senate bill provided:
- Illegal aliens get in-state tuition discounts, while out of state US citizens do not
- Illegal aliens have to be paid the prevailing wage, while US citizens do not
- Illegal Aliens cannot be fired without just cause, a luxury not for US citizens
- Illegal aliens would be eligible for Social Security, even if they stole someone's identity to sign up
- Expands the visa lottery program, further increasing legal and illegal immigration
- Employers of illegal aliens get amnesty too by being exempt from tax and criminal liability
- Millions of additional taxpayer dollars to fund racist immigrant-rights groups
- This bill could increase welfare costs by $11.4 billion per year
- US citizenship for the low-low price of $2,000
The horrors go on, but this bill could easily be summarized as giving amnesty, citizenship, and massive entitlements to illegal aliens and their families.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------And a previous post on the same blog that has this info:
Illegal immigration is impacting nearly every aspect of our society. From crime and education to education and healthcare. Our national identity is radically changing and we're becoming a dual society that doesn't speak a common language. When deciding whom to vote for on Tuesday (you are voting right?), please consider how your Congressman voted on HR 4437.
HR 4437 was the immigration bill passed by the House last December by a vote of 239 to 182. It sparked the illegal immigration marches this summer across America. HR 4437 is as follows:
- Required mandatory employment verification
- Involved state and local law enforcement to address the crisis
- Enhanced border security
- Stopped the horrific "catch and release" policy
- Streamlined deportation
Simply put, it would improve our ability to secure the border and enforce our laws.
So when deciding whom to vote for this Tuesday, please look at how your Congressman voted. If they're one of the 239 who voted for this bill, they should earn your vote. If they're one of the 182 who didn't vote for this bill, you shouldn't vote for them.
