As many have said for the past two decades, America doesn’t have an “immigration” problem. Our country has an “illegal immigration” problem. And if one looks closely enough, they’ll see the problem is limited to one neighboring country. And some have even suggested that historically speaking, it isn’t a problem of illegal immigration. It’s a full-blown foreign invasion, and it’s slowly becoming a successful invasion thanks to the assistance of America’s largest political party, which has sided with that foreign country and is doing everything in its power to ensure its success, and thus the party’s indefinite rule. That may be a minority view in America, but it’s a view that’s rapidly gaining popularity.
Readers may be surprised to learn how far apart and dynamic each of America’s largest political parties is on the issue of immigration. While the Democrats and Greens support blanket amnesty, the Libertarians support an open border and making immigration laws change as business demands for labor evolve. The Republicans and Constitution Party, however, stand opposed to both amnesty and a wide open border.
The Constitution Party recently announced, ‘In an interview with Spanish broadcasting company Telemundo, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said many deportations were “totally unjustified” and that, “When most people are apprehended, they are deported. I don’t see any reason for these deportations.” Nancy Pelosi is wrong and the American people know it. According to Rasmussen Reports, sixty percent of our fellow citizens believe the US government is not aggressive enough in deporting illegal immigrants.’
The announcement went on to quote the party’s platform saying, ‘On the issue of immigration, our platform states: “We affirm the integrity of the international borders of the United States and the Constitutional authority and duty of the federal government to guard and to protect those borders, including the regulation of the numbers and of the qualifications of immigrants into the country.”’
Party leaders also tout the recent success of their candidates, most of whom embrace that stance on immigration wholeheartedly. One of those is the Constitution Party candidate for Nevada Governor, David Lory VanDerBeek. “I do not support amnesty, welfare, education or any other program for illegal aliens because those programs encourage more illegal immigration,” VanDerBeek says, “Illegal immigration is a federal problem and we must force our federal government to address it by deporting illegal aliens from Nevada.” Party leaders note their candidate is already polling as high as 12% in his race.
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“…the problem is limited to one neighboring country. ” is a totally ridiculous statement, even if we overlook the fact that its not a problem. People come from all over the world without following the ridiculous immigration policies of the US government. Ignorant statements like this serve to further discredit the clowns who make then.
^ Yup
“As many have said for the past two decades, America doesn’t have an “immigration” problem. Our country has an “illegal immigration” problem. ”
True; the only problem with illegal immigration is that it is illegal. Legalize it and the problem is solved.
The only reason why our boy in Nevada is doing so well in the polls is both because he is running under the IAP banner and because he is taking a practical, populist approach that every constitutionalist candidate should follow… But few do.
The National IAP will endorse his candidacy.