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Lou Dobbs, John Kyl and all the other "I've got mine" types who oppose Natural Birth Citizenship, tell your story to Henry Cejudo.
posted by UMRBlog @ 06:20
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For every Henry Cejudo, I'll show you 10 drop outs. There are a lot of feel good stories out there but the fact is ILLEGAL aliens are a very big problem in this country. I can't paint them all with the same broad brush but I am sick of reading about the crimes they commit while sucking up social services for the citizens of this country.
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5gZNE-4pPMe91hGyh4qwLba1rHZ6wD92L9PJ00
Henry's not an illegal. He's a citizen by birth and not responsible for anything that happened before his birth and infanthood.
You wanna build the fence from Hell, fine (although quit taking the property of patriotic citizens to do it.). You wanna deport illegals en masse, fine. You wanna deport every DUI and barroom battery, fine.
Babies don't commit crimes. Babies from hard working families often grow up to make great contributions to their country.
When you morph into illegals, you are changing the subject. The topic is Natural Birth Citizenship. It is part of what makes this country great.
Thank you for expressing your concerns about illegals in general,however. They are well taken.
TYFCB
For a second I thought you might be upset about Chris Kaman playing for Germany in Olympic hoops.
Whew.
Good Story. I'm with his Dad. Americans play for the USA.
Of course, the only Americans playing can pass the "copy paper-vertical leap" test.
TYFCB
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