Oklahoma Senate Panel Pushes Forward Bill Eliminating 'Birthright Citizenship' - FoxNews.com
What is the value of American Citizenship if it is given away for free? Taken at will? Defended, not at all?
The ILLEGAL immigrants who are in this country, regardless of the reasons they came here for, regardless of how long they have been here for.....THEY ARE ILLEGAL!!!!!!! The notion that some how, some way these LAW BREAKERS - FEDERAL LAW BREAKERS deserve a US citizenship is abhorrent to every single LEGAL US citizen who immigrated to the USA LEGALLY, went through the process of learning English, learned American history, and learned what it meant to be a US citizen. The process takes years of dedication and I know was a special day for her when she got her citizenship, I was 8 years old at the courthouse with her, and about 50 other people as well getting theirs. It cheapens the meaning and spirit of getting an American citizenship if it is taken for granted so easily. Why go through the Immigration and Naturalization process to begin with ? People forget it's also the NATURALIZATION part of the Immigration and Naturalization process that which makes you an American, not just the fact that you physically moved to this country, ie. immigrating.
Seriously. NO AMNESTY. PERIOD!
With that said, there should also be an orderly guest worker program because we need good quality hard working people who would eventually like to become US citizens, but know who they are, ID them and ONLY them, biometric (finger print and eye scan) IDs work. However, gang members, criminals and terrorists, these are the people we need to keep out of our society - Is that not the sole reason for having an Immigration and Naturalization process to begin with? We want quality people from all over the world, who accept our way of life as freedom loving Americans and respect our laws and traditions, NOT those who come to force their way of life onto us, who come to harm us, or come for other nefarious reasons.
I'm all for LEGAL Immigration and Naturalization, but the enforcement of the Immigration and Naturalization policies to keep Immigration at a rational level, and not letting it get to the point of now having essentially an army of 12million+ people who should not be here in this country and they could be doing who knows what, and know-body knows because we have no idea of who they really are(no ID's), then the source of that failure to NOT let those people into the country in the first place is squarely with the Immigration Enforcement people and the Obama Administration. The Bush Administration didn't do much better, and practically everyone since Regan's' blanket amnesty of illegal immigrants in the 1980's has failed - to the point of dereliction of duty - to enforce our Immigration and Naturalization policies.
"Legal Hispanics in my district are very supportive of these laws," Shortey said. "Illegal Hispanics are not, and to be quite honest, I really don't care what they think."AMEN.!!! Finally someone with some balls to start pushing back against the ILLEGAL Immigration crowd. I am the son of a LEGAL immigrant who became a US citizen. My mother, who immigrated from Guatemala LEGALLY and became a US citizen. A moment she was so very proud of, a moment that is now tarnished with the notion that 12million+ ILLEGALS have come and made that day, that ceremonious day, worked hard for and longed for, practically worthless.
What is the value of American Citizenship if it is given away for free? Taken at will? Defended, not at all?
The ILLEGAL immigrants who are in this country, regardless of the reasons they came here for, regardless of how long they have been here for.....THEY ARE ILLEGAL!!!!!!! The notion that some how, some way these LAW BREAKERS - FEDERAL LAW BREAKERS deserve a US citizenship is abhorrent to every single LEGAL US citizen who immigrated to the USA LEGALLY, went through the process of learning English, learned American history, and learned what it meant to be a US citizen. The process takes years of dedication and I know was a special day for her when she got her citizenship, I was 8 years old at the courthouse with her, and about 50 other people as well getting theirs. It cheapens the meaning and spirit of getting an American citizenship if it is taken for granted so easily. Why go through the Immigration and Naturalization process to begin with ? People forget it's also the NATURALIZATION part of the Immigration and Naturalization process that which makes you an American, not just the fact that you physically moved to this country, ie. immigrating.
Seriously. NO AMNESTY. PERIOD!
With that said, there should also be an orderly guest worker program because we need good quality hard working people who would eventually like to become US citizens, but know who they are, ID them and ONLY them, biometric (finger print and eye scan) IDs work. However, gang members, criminals and terrorists, these are the people we need to keep out of our society - Is that not the sole reason for having an Immigration and Naturalization process to begin with? We want quality people from all over the world, who accept our way of life as freedom loving Americans and respect our laws and traditions, NOT those who come to force their way of life onto us, who come to harm us, or come for other nefarious reasons.
I'm all for LEGAL Immigration and Naturalization, but the enforcement of the Immigration and Naturalization policies to keep Immigration at a rational level, and not letting it get to the point of now having essentially an army of 12million+ people who should not be here in this country and they could be doing who knows what, and know-body knows because we have no idea of who they really are(no ID's), then the source of that failure to NOT let those people into the country in the first place is squarely with the Immigration Enforcement people and the Obama Administration. The Bush Administration didn't do much better, and practically everyone since Regan's' blanket amnesty of illegal immigrants in the 1980's has failed - to the point of dereliction of duty - to enforce our Immigration and Naturalization policies.
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