Villa de Paz Gazette: Immigration Crisis: Government Problem-Making So Politicians Can Blackmail Voters into a Predeteremined Solution

Friday, June 20, 2014

Immigration Crisis: Government Problem-Making So Politicians Can Blackmail Voters into a Predeteremined Solution

Staff Writer, DL Mullan

Immigration / Illegal Status

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Is there something the United States government is not telling the American people? In recent weeks there has been a surge of illegal aliens especially from Central and South America coming across the Mexico-United States border.

The law states:

Regulation of immigration. Informed by several constitutional provisions and ultimately resting on the inherent right of every sovereign nation to control its borders, the authority to regulate the entry of aliens and the conditions of their stay is a plenary power of the Federal Government. Congress has exercised this authority primarily through the Immigration & Nationality Act of 1952 (INA), as amended (8 U.S.C. §§ 1101 et seq.). Under the INA, an alien, including an unaccompanied minor, who arrives without proper migration documents has no right to remain and, indeed, is regarded as having no constitutional rights within the immigration process.

Articles such as these ones are documenting the invasion:

Not to mention the articles, interviews, and documentation being reported by Inforwars about illegal immigration, church and border patrol assistance to these aliens as well as exhibiting what happens to surrounding areas when the Federal Government does not enforce current and necessary immigration laws.

In the article, Central American Newspapers Encouraging Illegal Immigration, children are being sent northward because of the policies of the United States government:

“During their stay, in addition to accommodations and food, children receive English classes, play sports and participate in targeted programs while immigration authorities contact their families,” La Prensa of Honduras wrote, Newsmax reported Wednesday.

Diario El Mundo in El Salvador, meanwhile, quoted Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson as praising the Obama administration’s Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.

“Almost all agree that a child who crossed the border illegally with their parents, or in search of a father or a better life, was not making an adult choice to break our laws and should be treated differently than adult violators of the law,” he told the paper.

President Obama enacted the policy in 2012, granting temporary legal status to many young illegal immigrants and ending the threat of their deportation for two years or longer.

How is Arizona being impacted by loose and impractical immigration policies?

America is not stable. Our economy is in a depression. Our monetary system is rigged. Americans cannot afford new mattresses for themselves, yet other countries feel that the American taxpayer owes them a better life.

People on Visas in America have to be self-sufficient and are unable to collect any type of public assistance. However, if you cross the border illegally, it appears that necessary rules and laws do not apply. Why does the United States Federal Government believe we have the ability to take care of all these abandoned children?

We have laws. We have immigration laws. In the past few decades, these laws have been ignored, bashed, and unused so someone can "reform" our unbroken laws for their benefit. The question is: Who is benefiting?

The American people cannot find jobs, house all their population, feed everyone that already lives here, or correct the financial system against middle class wealth creation.

So who is benefiting from the influx of illegal aliens that have continued across our borders for the past few decades?

It is not the United States' job to house, cloth, and assist the entire world. There are hundreds of other countries who can be of service instead of the poverty stricken middle class.

In the case of Elian Gonzales: "Asylum under the INA. Under § 208 of the INA, “[a]ny alien who is physically present in the United States . . . may apply for asylum.” At core issue in the Gonzalez case was whether the phrase “any alien” was sufficiently unclear to leave the Attorney General discretion to refuse to accept an asylum application by or on behalf of a minor without parental consent."

As our Federal Government creates this "Humanitarian Crisis" through Free Trade agreements and the North American Union that only benefit wealthy corporations as well as urges the American taxpayers to have "compassion."

Where is the compassion and jobs for the American people?

The only true Humanitarian Crisis is the crisis of poor leadership, abandoning our Constitution and laws, and emotionally blackmailing Americans to usher in a government "Solution" that neither benefits Americans nor the legal immigrants who are already here.

With silent lips. "Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me,
I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"

Maybe the end of that poem should read:

For we have these masses unfree, suspect

Already sleeping in our streets.

What will we do with more than

We have to feed, clothe, and house

When we cannot educate them

With one, two, and three?

What are we to do, Mr. President?

Shall we give up more of our Liberties

for wars and terrorists of your own making?

We have a golden door, but no one is allowed to enter.

Unless your name is Bush, Cheney, Clinton, yours?

Americans are kind and generous

and willing to help those in need.

For now, Americans need you to be

the President of Change they voted for.

Not the same that asks of them to repent

for injustices you and your elites have sent.