Indefinite Gold cards for Illegals!!
Photoshop courtesy of the Stein Report
I cannot believe the GOP is so afraid of the losing the Hispanic vote they would take this tack and ignore the base that has been screaming for the Borders to be secured.
After today watch the hoards come across even more uncontrolled and the lost of jobs to Americans will be devastating as many employers to compete will hire the cheaper labor and this will creat a new poverty class including many low income americans.
This is a BAD, no Very BAD plan and it needs to be stopped!!
For those deluded enough to think that the Department of Homeland Security would be able to competently conduct the background checks and police abuse of this massive amnesty plan, I point you to yesterday’s post.
The cluelessness of Beltway elite Republicans continues to amaze. If you thought the port deal was a P.R disaster, just wait.
Gold card. For crying out loud. I’ll second that!!
Read the deatils over and Michelle Malkin here.
The committee is to begin debating the measure Wednesday under a three-week timetable aimed at producing a final version for the full Senate by March 27.
Sponsored by the committee chairman, Sen. Arlen Specter, R-Pa., the legislation is designed to strike a middle course between a bill passed by the House that calls for tougher immigration enforcement and the wishes of pro-immigration advocates who call for permanent legal status — and eventual citizenship — for an estimated 11 million illegal immigrants.
Probably closer to 15 million by the end of the month after today.
The workers wouldn’t participate in the Social Security system but would contribute to future savings via investment accounts.
So they would not pay into Social Security but get the new Private inveestment account. Where do I sign up to become illegal?
They get better benifits and pay less taxes to no taxes!
We need to get the ENFORCEMENT part of the process in place BEFORE any of these add-on giveaways get out of control and destroy the lower middle class completely.
