U.S.A. Veterans first, please!
Ted Cruz seeks to uphold Constitution and "Rule of Law" banning ILLEGAL invaders from U.S.A. Citizenship
Hispanic/Latino ILLEGALS have invaded the U.S.A. without any real concern, care or reflection on the harm they are doing to U.S.A. citizens.
The Obama/Soetoro Treasonous administration has welfare agencies and others directing U.S.A. men and women into the sink hole of being welfare dependent, as well as, cutting back on procreating all the while ILLEGALS are given the keys to the U.S.A.. A sickening part of all this is that foreign governments are dictating that their citizens be taken care of which more times than not, are better than U.S.A. citizens receive.
ILLEGALS are being given work in the U.S.A. to kinda give the impression that they are helping and being worth while citizens, but this is only a diversion. The real fact of the matter is that there aren't enough jobs to go around and to cover up the invasion, U.S.A. citizens are either steered as cattle to slaughter by becoming welfare dependent, or being forced to live in the woods, on streets and/or anywhere they can to just survive.
Soup kitchens and/or shelters are in place for U.S.A. citizens, while ILLEGALS steal work and pay to lay their heads in safety, pay for their own food and send money to support their own kind. All of this is being done while U.S.A. are slowly exterminated out of existence.
Set up in place to cater to ILLEGALS is a vast network of 501(c)(3) businesses using taxpayer funds to operate. They range from staffing agencies to free legal services, from special rewards to go to college to catered to medical and dental. All of which U.S.A. citizens DO NOT qualify for.
GET IT?
Millions of U.S.A. citizens have been displaced from work in their own country due to Hispanic/Latino ILLEGALS using trickery with the race card and/or expressing how they are owed something from U.S.A. citizens.
The real RACIST today in the U.S.A. are the Hispanic/Latino ILLEGALS who have set out to take over the U.S.A. for their own profit/gain/control. They do no justice to those who have come to the U.S.A. utilizing the legal methods in place at the time of their arrival.
Go to "The List" and come to know of those companies and others in the U.S.A. who are catering to the invaders. Could these companies and/or others be considered as committing an act of Treason?
Michael Love, IIO
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Ted Cruz Seeks to Ban Illegal Immigrants in U.S. from Citizenship
Cruz's amendment would prevent 11 million currently here from earning legal status
May 8, 2013
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| Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, filed an amendment on a new immigration bill that would eliminate a path to citizenship for the 11 million illegal immigrants already here. |
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, a newly elected Republican with a penchant for making headlines, filed an amendment that would bar undocumented immigrants currently living in the United States from ever earning citizenship.
There are an estimated 11 million people living in the country
illegally, and a bipartisan immigration reform measure would create a
pathway to citizenship over the course of 13 years by requiring those
people to pay penalties and back taxes, as well as learn English.
Conservatives opposed to reform decry the path as amnesty, but Democrats
say they will not support reform that does not cope with the immigrants
already living in the U.S.
Cruz also filed amendments that he says would "strengthen border
security measures; reform the high-skilled temporary worker program;
modernize, streamline and expand legal immigration; and prohibit
federal, state or local entitlement benefits for those here illegally."
Sen. Ted Cruz: Obama doesn't want immigration bill to pass
"The amendments filed today to strengthen border security and reform
our legal immigration system will not only bring meaningful, effective
improvements to our immigration system, but also have a chance of
becoming law," said Cruz in a press release. "America is a nation of
immigrants, built by immigrants and we need to honor that heritage by
fixing our broken immigration system, while upholding the rule of law
and championing legal immigration."
Cruz isn't the only one throwing potential poison pills into the mix.
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Pat Leahy, D-Vt., filed a measure
that would grant immigration rights to same-sex couples.
If adopted,
that amendment would erode Republican support for the carefully crafted
compromise.
And while it's highly unlikely the Democratically-controlled
committee would adopt Cruz's controversial amendments, Leahy's offering
very well could be included.
The committee is set to vote on the amendments Thursday.
Video of the
Dallas March and Rally for Immigration Reform Awareness
More News:
- GOP Throws Up Road Block on Immigration Reform
- Immigration Reform Could Cost $6.3 Trillion, Heritage Foundation Says
- The GOP Starts Eating Its Own on Immigration
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Ted Cruz Is Working To Stop Obama’s Amnesty Plan!: Says no to future Democrats
Comment by Jim Campbell, Citizen Journalist, Oath Keeper and Patriot.Obama as we all know is a complete fraud.
Had he been interested in immigration he would have had it passed when he held both offices.
Now we find under his twisted version of his view on
illegal aliens, they are let go when American citizens go to court or
possibly jail.
His purpose here it to make the illegal immigration issue a battering ram for the upcoming elections.
He will be successful unless Republicans put fort a
better plan and begin articulating it to all Americans including
Hispanics who have far more in common with Republicans, than Democrats.
That’s my story and I’m sticking to it, I’m J.C. and I approve this message.
To Illegally Import New Democrat Voters!
Ted Cruz is fighting to stop Obama’s plan to grant amnesty to illegal immigrants. Ted Cruz is a committed conservative warrior and will not let radical liberals make a mockery of America’s laws.
Obama’s immigration plan is nothing more than a voter drive for new Democrats. We cannot let Obama succeed!Any plan that has a path to legalization for illegal aliens is opposed by Ted Cruz.
We cannot reward law breakers! Cruz, whose family came from
Cuba, advocates increased border protection to guard America from
foreign enemies.Citizenship is a special privilege, and Ted Cruz needs our help to protect our immigration system from Obama’s leftist cohorts!
Patriots for Economic Freedom has authored a petition demanding
that Congress reject any legislation that grants citizenship to illegal
immigrants.
Obama needs to be reminded that America is a nation of law-abiding citizens. Granting amnesty to those who have no regard for our laws will not be tolerated!
Below are some responses that have been posted. (No selective picking was given):
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bsfurg | May 5, 2013 at 1:03 PM |
wE HAVE TO LET tED KNOW THAT HE HAS MILLIONS AND MILLIONS STANDING BEHIND HIM.. WE KNOW THAT PUTTING 50 MILLIN ILLIGANS THAT HAVE COMMITTED A CRIME IN THE USA WILL DESTROY OUR COUNTRY BUT THEN THATS WHAT oBAMA AND HIS THUGS WANT..WE HAVE TO STOP HIM. tHE ILLIGALS HAVE NO IDEA HOW TO GO OUR CON STAITUTION LAWS AND GIVEIMG THEM ANNISTY WILL DO HARM.. -
Poet | May 5, 2013 at 1:08 PM |
11 million New Gun Owners Mr Shumer if you dident think they left Mexico for there Health you were wrong , My take is they prefer to live in a country where they can FIGHT BACK… thats something that comes along with being an American …… 2 Amendment -
Sally's Special Services | May 5, 2013 at 2:22 PM |
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Ken | May 5, 2013 at 4:12 PM |
Not only is it a Democrat VOTER drive, but a BURDEN on taxpayers, to pay their FREE SHIT! Just so Democrats can get votes? I DONT THINK SO! I say stop ALL immigration! Legal and illegal! We need to get our country straightened out . Got enough Tacos and fu%&ing muslims on our plate now!
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Ted Cruz, the Anti-Rubio Who Is Determined to Stop Immigration Reform
The Texas freshman has become the face of the GOP opposition to immigration reform—and that could boost the senator’s prospects in 2016, reports David Catanese.
Three weeks after he was elected to the Senate, Ted Cruz
delivered a speech in a dimly lit downtown Washington hotel ballroom
addressing the thumping his party had sustained at the ballot box,
particularly at the hands of Hispanic voters.
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| Sen. Ted Cruz speaks during a hearing on Capitol Hill in April. (Mark Wilson/Getty) |
“The issue is not, as the media would
suggest, 100 percent about immigration,” the Texas senator told the
banquet of conservatives, deriding the press corps’s “obsessive”focus on that issue.
“I think
Republicans need to remain a party that supports securing the border
and stopping illegal immigration and at the same time welcomes and
celebrates, champions legal immigration,” he continued, to
thunderclaps from the favorable audience. “It ain’t the answer
just to suddenly talk about immigration and forget everything else.
I’m going to suggest instead a different path.”
Just as the
immigration debate is heating up—and Cruz’s own potential presidential aspirations are coming into sharp focus—the
42-year-old Cuban-American is now looking to make good on his word.
No Republican
senator has been a more audacious opponent of the bipartisan approach
to immigration than Cruz. And being a freshman who has been a part of
the seniority-driven chamber for less than four months makes the play
even bolder.
“In my view,
any bill that insists upon [a pathway to citizenship] jeopardizes the
likelihood of passing any immigration-reform bill,” Cruz told the
Senate Judiciary Committee in no uncertain terms last week.
Of course,
that’s the central tenet of the legislation—pitting him squarely
against the bill’s chief sponsor and fellow Hispanic, Florida Sen.Marco Rubio, also a 2016 presidential contender.
If Rubio is set to become the vaunted
hero if the compromise holds, Cruz will be remembered, for better or
worse, as the wrecking ball if it crumbles.
Even as Rubio has doggedly tried to frame the package as a “border
security” bill—complete with new technology to beef up
surveillance of high-risk sections of the 2,000-mile Mexican
border—Cruz has sliced it up as yet another government boondoggle
filled with false promises.
The Tea Party favorite notes that a mere 58 of the bill’s 844
pages address the border-security component and says the proposed
security triggers that will be used to legalize new citizens lack
real teeth. “There are no objective metrics in place to ensure any
triggers in this bill will be meaningful,” Cruz said after a
hearing with Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano.
One political adviser to Cruz explained that while the senator has
refrained from a full-frontal shelling of immigration reform, it’s
highly unlikely he’ll ever get to a place where he can vote “aye.”
If Rubio is set to become the vaunted hero if the compromise holds, Cruz will be remembered—for better or worse—as the wrecking ball if it crumbles.
“Ted really would like to do some real immigration reform in a
way that doesn’t alienate Hispanic voters, but the path that
they’ve gone down is not something he’s going to support,” said
the adviser, who declined to be identified.
“It gives too much control to the Obama administration, allowing
them to do studies that he doesn’t believe they have any good
intention of doing. The big picture is not a bad sell, it’s when
you dive in, that’s where the devil lies. You’ll see Cruz focus
on the flaws of the details rather than attacking it on the big
picture.”
But while the adviser insisted that Cruz’s position isn’t
being calibrated with an eye toward a 2016 White House run, he
concedes that being a leader of the opposition to “amnesty” would
be helpful in early primary states like South Carolina, where the
senator is scheduled to address a state GOP dinner on Friday.
National Review reports that Cruz is seriously considering a
presidential bid.
The adviser also points out that other reform advocates include
John McCain, as well as prominent liberal Democrats such as Chuck
Schumer: “I think Marco’s kind of hurt himself here, with the
Republican base.” (A Cruz spokeswoman said the senator was too busy
for an interview.)
In other words, Cruz in no way wants to be associated with those
he sees as the Senate’s “squishes”—a term he recently used to
slight some of his Republican colleagues who complained about his
aggressive posture during the gun-control debate.
Rubio’s team has every reason to play nice. His playbook
throughout the fight has been to engage critics and their concerns
constructively—a concerted effort to slowly win, or at least
placate, the hearts and minds of the conservative commentariat.
There’s no advantage to getting into a public knife fight with the
pugnacious and self-assured Cruz, who is building a following with
the same grassroots conservatives Rubio will need in a White House
campaign.
“We have a ton of respect for Senator Cruz and value his
suggestions for how to improve the immigration legislation,” said
Rubio spokesman Alex Conant. “We’ve talked a lot with Senator
Cruz and his staff and really appreciate their insights. As somebody
from a border state with many immigrants, Senator Cruz will have
important suggestions for how to help improve the proposal.”
But Cruz’s operation is counting on the entire thing to die, if
not in the Senate, then almost surely once it gets to the House. And
then Cruz could claim to be the one 2016er who fought comprehensive
immigration reform and won.
That would be the textbook play in a Republican primary, based on
past experience. Remember the flak that Texas Gov. Rick Perry took
last cycle for calling critics of illegal immigrants “heartless”?
Or the backlash Newt Gingrich provoked when he declared that longtime
undocumented residents should be allowed to remain in the country?
Dan Harvell, a South Carolina GOP county party chairman, said he
“totally” agrees with Cruz’s opposition to immigration reform.
“I think he’s right, and we don’t need to be so tolerant as
many would have us be,” he said.
Yet some Republicans pollsters contend that attitudes in their
party are gradually softening, with one recent McLaughlin &
Associates survey showing that 66 percent of GOPers support reform
that includes a waiting period of several years for those who came
here illegally.
“Cruz opposing a security fix that’s needed in immigration
reform won’t help,” said John McLaughlin, who conducted the March
poll. “On the other hand, if like Sen. Rand Paul he is able to make
important changes and helps fix a broken system, he may really boost
his standing well beyond his Texas conservative base.”
But some of those who marshal the troops and resources in primary
campaigns are not only standing in solidarity with Cruz but notably
souring on Rubio.
“I think what Marco Rubio’s doing right now is not how the
Senate is supposed to be operated. It’s certainly not
deliberative,” said Jenny Beth Martin, co-founder of the Tea Party
Patriots.
Cruz “is asking the tough questions, especially in the
hearings,” she said. “He’s doing what he can to force the
Senate to be more deliberative. That’s a good thing. And the people
in the Tea Party movement appreciate that.”
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