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Ask John Hager To Support The RNC Resolution
By Greg L | 4 August 2007 | National Politics, Illegal Aliens | 28 Comments
John Hager, the new Chairman of the Republican Party of Virginia, has an opportunity to cast a vote in favor of the RNC resolution which calls for enforcement of our immigration laws and an end to amnesty proposals. The resolution asks Congress to complete construction of the border fencing authorized last year, of which only a few miles have been constructed, demands that Congress secure our borders, adequately fund the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency, and even use the National Guard to assist in securing our borders if necessary. This is a great statement on the issue that might, just might turn the Republican Party from kowtowing to business interests which need cheap illegal labor and back to the people.
If you want him to support this resolution, drop him a line at chairman@rpv.org.
For more on this resolution, visit VDARE, ALIPAC, or the Washington Times article on this.
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VDARE as a link? Yikes.
The fence isn’t the answer; it’s a placebo. STRICT enforcement of our existing laws, to including deportment and jail time for corporate officers whose companies hire illegal aliens is the answer.
It’s John HagEr.
“This is a great statement…that might…turn the Republican Party from kowtowing to business interests…and back to the people.”
Clap harder! Tinkerbell is dieing! Yeah, that’ll be the day when the Republicans pretend to give a crap about the people. The Republican Party has spent the last four decades at least administering a loving rim job to the collective anus of Big Business, why would they stop now?
citizen arcane
maybe Halliburton has agreed to build the fence?
CA,
Interesting but rather vulgar analogy.
I hope you are aware that not everyone contributing to this website is a Republican. I have no political party. Both parties have been hijacked by evil, self-serving forces, in my humble opinion. Therefore, I consider myself an Independent. I am not locked in to anyone’s ideology but my own.
So what’s a nice girl like me doing in a place like this? Trying to find some common ground.
Do you deny that we have uncontrolled immigration that is causing problems for residents of the greater Manassas area?
We all live in the same greater Manassas community here and share many of the same problems. Do we all agree on the solutions? Absolutely not. In a given day, I have been called a redneck ignoramous and a screaming liberal. Oh well…that is the plight of being a moderate. Everyone hates you.
The point of telling you all this is when you come here and make insulting remarks it serves to divide rather than to seek solutions. It takes time and patience to find common ground with people who have strongly differing political ideologies. I live here. I am willing to devote the time, bear a few nasty comments, and read things that I find offensive for the greater cause. If I present myself in a civilized manner, then perhaps, just perhaps, someone might listen to something I have to say. I also might learn a thing or 2 from others.
Dolph
You may not be a Republican, but it’s pretty clear the majority of folks on here are. But that’s neither here nor there.
I deny that there’s a problem with illegal immigrants. At least a real problem. Show me the problem. All we hear on this site are complaints about having to see people loitering at 7/11. (If your idea of a fruitful shopping trip involves 7/11, you’ve got way bigger problems than illegal immigrants. Your problem is you like to buy overpriced unhealthy junk food and buy low quality gas.) People complain about having to hear Spanish, or press 1 on voice prompt systems. They complain about kids being taught about other cultures. They complain about diseases supposedly being carried by immigrants (and they keep citing a figure of 7000 cases of Hanson’s disease (leprosy) in three years, which has been proven false). They gripe about people parking lots of cars around and living many to a home (ignoring the fact that I can throw a rock and hit a bunch of white families doing the same thing).
Most of these complaints stem from racism. You know goddamn well if these were white English speakers, you wouldn’t give a crap. Some of the complaints stem from jealousy. In another thread here, someone’s complaining about some assumed illegals owning hummers. Hey, I’m sorry some of you live in trailers and drive 1980s Camaros, but don’t hate on people who have figured out how to buy nice cars and homes.
You want problems? Someone getting an undeserved welfare check or health care doesn’t bother me as much as the billions being wasted each day in Iraq. You’re getting worked up about something trivial. You’ve got bigger fish to fry. Your rights to privacy, to being free of illegal search and seizure, to have your vote count, to habeus corpus are disappearing before your very eyes. Like sheep you accept the TSAs pointless, counterproductive regulations, happily standing in shoeless lines, surrendering your shampoo and tweezers. But your attention is being effectively drawn away by this shibboleth of illegal immigrants.
You guys are pissed. You want to change the world. But you’re pissed about the wrong stuff. You’re being manipulated.
Citizen Arcane is guilty of that in which many radicals tend to indulge…selective memory, or perhaps selective reading in this case. Right to privacy?…How about those folks who have found themselves surrounded by illegal boarding houses with Hispanic men urinating outside without consideration of the the neighborhood children, much less the adults? Being free of illegal search and seizure?…How about that elderly woman in Fredricksburg who came home to find a Hispanic man had broken into her home and was sitting on the toilet in her bathroom, quite having made himself at home; or the proliferation of breaking and entering, bicycle thefts, gangs, etc., proportionate to the proliferation of the invasion experienced in our area in recent years; how about all that identity theft which has been proven to be perpetrated by the illegal aliens? Having your vote count?…Given the illegal aliens propensity to ignor the inviolate nature of our very identity, and the ease in which it is possible to violate our voter registration process, I have little doubt that they have just as little consideration for the inviolate nature of our voting rights (this is something which must, and will, be proven before this coming election…the means exist, it only lacks the proper motivation to prove it).
Those who came here illegally seem to believe that the freedom which this country offers gives them the right to do as they please without consideration for their neighbors, and fellow human beings in general. They TAKE what they consider to be their rights while treading upon the rights of others. THAT IS NOT THE FOUNDATION OF FREEDOM UPON WHICH THIS NATION IS BASED!
I can think of only one reason why the republicans would get behind enforcing the law now: Bullshitting the voters. They showed absolutely no desire to enforce immigration laws when they had the majority that we gave them. They squandered it and paid the price.
Now, they think we are stupid and naive enough to trust them again.
No way - Jose.
CitizenArcane, you won’t win here. It doesn’t make any difference if you bring up the truly pressing issues of our nation like the war or the expansion of the surveillance state. It doesn’t matter that the Iraq war alone is costing $300 million dollars a week with a projected ultimate cost of $1.2 trillion. For some reason the relative pittance that illegal aliens cost this country, some of which they already pay back, is so much more significant. Why can’t you see that Citizen Arcane? Are you blind?
Do you see how AWCheney responds? It’s with anecdotes not arguments. She speaks of Hispanic men urinating in public as though other kinds of men don’t do that as well. I guess she never ventures to downtown DC at night. She appears to finds it key to her elderly lady story that the man on the toilet is Hispanic. Jesus, wouldn’t it be just as bad if you are a little old lady and you suddenly discovered a strange man in your bathroom and he were white? black? East Asian? Aleutian? He’s invading your bathroom, isn’t that the point? It’s a scary story, but not exactly a common occurence, and certainly not the kind of behavior only people who are here illegally partake in. Personally I would be relieved if he were Hispanic. If he were white, I would think he was a serial killer, not some laborer looking for a bathroom.
Bicycle thefts, B&E’s, gangs, mercy. Only illegal aliens are involved with those. Certainly not the wholesome adolescents of Northern Virginia who are native born or legal foreign-born residents. Vietnamese gangs? Never heard of them. Native-born Americans commit the highest percentage of crime in this country. That’s both true and logical. For them, and for all others committing behaviors that are criminal or just simply disgusting (like public urination or cat-calling or littering), why isn’t it possible to attack the behavior instead of attacking entire populations for the actions of a few?
AWCheney then brings up voter fraud. Yup, there is definitely evidence of interference with the rights of legal voters in the United States. Most of it is directed at the poor and minorities and originates with operatives of the Republican Party, although the Democrats indulge as well. Considering how few of the eligible American electorate even bother to vote, the greatest problem is obviously not the remote possibility that some illegal aliens will get on the rolls.
This is Prince William County Anon, not downtown DC or even Paris. And, yes, I am offering anecdotes to make a point…perhaps those who are following the progress and proliferation of these anecdotes should chime in here.
These are all things which are giving our country a “third world” flavor. I don’t think that is why people immigrated to this country legally from around the world…they could have stayed in their own third world countries if that was what they wanted. I don’t know about you, but if this situation continues to deteriorate it might be prudent to pick out one of those third world countries, immigrate again, and help turn it into what the United States used to be. Do you think that they might appreciate a mass invasion of Americans? That’s obviously what you and yours want, and then YOU and yours can pay for the right to live in a cesspool…that’s not what MY parents had in mind for their children when they immigrated here. The other option is to stay and fight for our rights. Hmmm…decisions, decisions…
Of course anyone is free to deny that there is a problem with illegal aliens. They are also welcome to ignore that the effects of illegal aliens is such that the issue has inspired explosive membership growth in Help Save Manassas, making it the largest issue advocacy organization in Prince William in just three months.
I was out in Manassas Park today talking to residents and signing them up. No one from outside came and told them that it was twenty illegal aliens in the overcrowded house next door — they figured that one out all on their own. No one filled their heads with stories that the DEA raid on the house down the street two weeks ago was at an MS-13 safe house full of illegal aliens. They knew it. The business owner that sponsored two illegals for citizenship didn’t have anyone else tell him his employees are illegal, his employees told him.
When Ricardo Juarez publicly states that the majority of the latino community are illegal aliens, you’d think to take him at his word. As head of Mexicanos Sin Fronteras, he ought to know.
Now why would this seem so important, or at least more important to many than our effort to hunt down islamofascist terrorists in Iraq and kill them all? At least right now, it’s the illegals next door harming the quality of their life each and every day. If we pull out of Iraq, I suppose the islamofascists might be the ones next door, at which point that issue will probably eclipse illegal aliens.
AWCheney,
Was that “r” intended in your “These are all things which are giving our country a “third world” flavor,” or did you mean county? Assuming you meant the larger entity, country, I am not seeing the entire country of 301 million, or even a large part of it, gaining a third-world flavor as yet, except in a good and very literal way. In this area, I definitely appreciate the vast scope of third-world ethnic cuisine in this area. I assume you don’t. I know for a fact that the non-Latino immigrant communities (Vietnamese, Ethiopian, Korean, Aghani, etc.) that have brought much of that diverse culture and cuisine to this area also harbor large numbers of illegal aliens, even though they rarely get discussed on this blog.
A case could be made that because we have the greatest income disparities of any of our Western democratic counterparts and the least in social services, we are indeed growing closer to the third world. But that’s a trend that predates the current uproar over illegal aliens. That represents the rightward turn of decades and the dismantling of New Deal and Great Society programs, which were already pale shadows of social protection in Europe.
I also don’t see the “colonizing” going on that is often commented on here. In this area, the predominantly Salvadoran/Central American Latino community, much of which is illegal or will be when TPS runs out, is here to work and to send money home. The notion that they are trying to impose their culture on us by living the way that they do is, I humbly submit, a misreading of what is actually going on however much it may disturb you when it happens. I am not denying that you in PWC and other areas are exposed to behaviors you find objectionable, but I hardly think those behaviors are part of any colonial master plan as has been repeatedly and kind of ridiculously suggested on this blog. For example, people turn what we would consider single-family homes into boarding houses because that is all they can afford in this area in order to be able to both live and to send money home. In more economically depressed areas of America, you will find fewer illegal aliens crowding houses because housing is cheaper. Personally I don’t really care how many people are inside the walls of a house, whether it be illegal aliens, legal immigrants with large extended families, college students, Catholic or Mormon families with 10 children etc. How is it my business? It is the business of the person owning the home. I don’t really agree with regulations on this for housing since different people whether they are illegal aliens or not have different standards on how to share space. The family in Arkansas that just had their 17th child should not be forced to buy a mansion if their kids don’t mind sharing rooms.
I also realize the economic pressures of living around here. Many low-income Americans also can’t afford the housing in this area. I would like to see more single mothers band together to rent a place so that they have a chance of getting on their economic feet and become independent. I lament the fact that we have an ideology in this country that makes Americans unlikely to live in group homes even when it makes the most practical and economic sense for those struggling.
The problems of littered yards, cars parked in inappropriate places, etc. are hardly restricted to illegal aliens and should be fought, if that is what the community decides, by laws addressing those problems. There has to be a fairness in it as well. If an unusually large white American family has cars for all its teenagers and Mom and Dad, equivalent to the number outside an illegal alien’s home, will you make them remove their cars too? I bet not. I think we should try and compromise on the housing issue given the fact that this area is prohibitively expensive and I am fairly certain none of you conservative types on this blog favors public subsidizing for the building of lots more cheap apartments or a tripling of the current minimum wage to make it possible for low-income earners to both survive and live reasonably close to their work.
Finally, I am not denying the often ridiculous rhetoric about the Southwest that emerges from some Mexican-American organizations, but that rhetoric is no more ridiculous than what I see emerging from the anti-illegal alien organizations. I would no more judge the mass of illegal Latinos by that La Raza rhetoric than I would judge the mass of native born and naturalized American citizens by the Minuteman-like rhetoric often expressed here. Both are extremes and both are equally rephrehensible.
Cramming multiple families or large numbers of unrelated persons into a house is a violation of the law. It’s stunning that anyone could believe this has no significant impact on the community and neighbors of an overcrowded house.
I’ve talked to dozens of people who have had the house next door turned into an illegal boarding house. The vermin this attracts from massive amounts of garbage, the noise, the parking problems, and the unsafe conditions for the people living in those houses are undeniable. Today I heard stories about one of those houses converted into “hotels” with three floors, with cots lining every room in the house, and even a cot in the elevator that had been installed by the original handicapped owner before it had been expanded. There are twenty-five adult males living in this house, which doesn’t have an occupancy permit, has multiple problems with structural and electrical modifications that make the structure unsafe, and if there’s ever a fire, a lot of people are going to die.
And they’re all sharing a kitchen that’s probably about 500 square feet. How sanitary is that?
The neighbors have had their neighborhood transformed from a place with single family residences into a mixed residential/high density area without their consent, and the neighborhood can’t handle it. There’s no parking, they’re actually seeing sewage problems, trash day has mountains of garbage which attract rats and flies. The behavior of these residents also concerns neighbors, since it’s a regular occurrence to see those in this house get drunk, urinate in the front yard, and make a lot of noise.
If you really think this isn’t a problem, I invite you to go to Manassas Park and talk to the residents there. Pick out a “hotel”, and talk to the neighbors. It’ll amaze you.
GregL, What you describe is obviously distressing and would be a huge blow to any neighborhood. Are you saying that most illegal aliens crowd houses to that extent? That hasn’t been my experience, but if you say that in PWC, the typical illegal alien household is two dozen or more unrelated men, then I really was not aware that was the norm. My own experience of illegal alien households includes more variety, eg. women and children, smaller groups, etc. in addition to some of the real extreme cases you describe.
Respectfully, I am not sure I believe that you are truly concerned for the safety of the illegal residents in overcrowded houses and that it would bother you a great deal if they died in a fire. However I realize a fire would threaten a neighborhood as a whole and either way, structural, electrical, or sanitation problems that are violations are a legitimate public concern. Everything you mention (to my way of thinking) is a legitimate concern except the numbers of people on their own, UNLESS you would enforce the law to the smallest technicality on numbers for a large American family as well or for students who need to share or any other group. But that is just my personal opinion and tolerance level in the light of the obscenely expensive housing in this area.
Noise? Well in my own life, the noisiest neighbors I have had have been my fellow white Americans, especially people in their 20s/early 30s. The illegal aliens have been quiet and not home a lot except to sleep. They also may be too scared to do things to have the police called in. I guess I have been lucky. I have no problem with people calling the police or county etc. about violations of the law in terms of noise, trash, public indecency etc. I have a problem with the idea that just a bunch of illegal aliens moving into a house in numbers greater than the typical American nuclear family should be cause to call the police. That is, unless you will agree to do that for all the Americans who violate those standards as well. That means every big family with technically too many kids per room, every group house of college students, etc.
Frankly I think most people I have read on this blog would object to illegal aliens, especially Latinos, living next to them even if they didn’t turn a home into a boarding house or otherwise misbehave. (I don’t count as misbehavior as speaking in a language other than English, having an extended family, cooking things “we” don’t cook, or playing music “we” don’t listen to as long as the volume is the same as you would tolerate from American neighbors.) I think *some* on this blog would even object to a houseful of Salvadorans moving in next to them even if they were in status and kept things neat as a pin? Am I wrong on this?
People have a right to expect new residents coming in to communities to abide by existing community standards. Zoning laws exist to protect the property owner. Those of us who purchased homes in residential areas have every right to not only expect, but demand that the existing zoning laws be upheld and adhered to. I hold Prince William County government responsible for enforcing the laws and ordinances. I do not feel that it has in all cases.
I don’t care who builds a hotel in a commercially zoned area, as long as the hotel complies to existing codes. I would also expect the hotel to operate as a legal business and pay all taxes involved as mandated by local and state government. I would expect the hotel to have adequate plumbing for the number of units involved and to have commercial trash pick up.
Hotels do not belong in restricted, residential neighborhoods. Residences that function as hotels do not belong there either. Most businesses do not belong in residential neighborhoods. There are a few exceptions and the county is rather strict about designating what business are allowed and which are not.
If the county cannot or will not do its job, perhaps it is time to replace those who supposedly serve the county. Hopefully anyone filing a zoning code violation complaint will document that they have done so. Perhaps this is where the accountability should begin. I would be interested in learning the process of filing a complaint, time duration, accountability, etc.
PS to GregL. Is there a site you can direct me to that gives what laws exist in PWC regarding the number of related or unrelated people who can occupy a single house or apartment? Does it vary as to size?
I seem to remember hearing a couple of years ago that someone was cited by the police in Manassas for having a nephew living with the nuclear family, as well as a boarder and his girlfriend. Regarding the nephew, I found the idea that family means only immediate family really abhorent. I guess I am Old World, but I think people should be able to live with grandparents, nieces/nephews, cousins, and aunts and uncles if that is needed to help out. I have read so often of an aunt/uncle taking in a kid because a parent has a drug problem and has basically abandoned the child, or a person taking in a non-immediate relative because the relative lost a job etc. Is that illegal in Manassas?
GregL. I want to apologize for saying you wouldn’t care if illegal aliens died in a fire. That was unfair and unnecessary. You have mentioned concerns before about being humane so I should assume that even the illegal aliens causing the havoc in your neighborhood are lives you care about.
Anon
Where do you live? It must not be in PWC, you stated, “you in PW.”
I would invite you to come to my neck of the woods. I’ve lived on the same block my entire life in West Gate. I could write a book on the living conditions of neighborhood.
I don’t even know where to start…Let’s start with overcrowded schools. Good teachers are getting let go in PWC to make room for additional ESOL teachers. This is robbing the legal English speaking students of quality teachers. ESOL, has worked in the past. However, today, Spanish speaking students are in ESOL for many years. Too many in fact. My daughter’s going into the eigth grade. She has classmates that have been in ESOL classes for eight years now. What a waste!!!
I go to many activities at Stonewall Middle, only to find no place to park. There are at least 15 soccer games going on, on any given night. These games are played on our school grounds and county owned park land without permission or permits. All the trash from about 200 players, and their spouses and kids, is left behind.
TRASH, another on going issue. This is causing rats in our communities. When 15-20 people are living in a single family home built for about 8 people, this is not safe or sanitary. Houses where a single family lives has 1 trash bin and the lid closes, overcrowded houses have 2 bins, lids that can’t shut, about 6 plastic bags, boxes of diapers, and cervesas. Our trash is picked up twice a week. You tell me, how is this good for the neighborhood. This neighborhood is forty years old The infastruction was not built for this exessive number of occupants.
PROPERTY CODE VIOLATIONS I’ll have you know that I do NOT discriminate when calling in property code violations. Violations on my street alone…inoperable vehicle at two houses, untagged vehicles parked in the grass, maintaining trash heaps behind sheds so Property Code Enforcement doesn’t see them, and chickens(at VA Senator Chuck Colgan’s old house). This neighborhood had a lot of politicians, Sr. Mangers for IBM, and numerous Law Enforcement Officers. These aren’t the new arrivals I’m seeing around here these days. Property Code Enforcement has to make several visits to a property before any real action can be taken. It’s called “due process”, and it takes way to long. The grass was 6 feet tall at one house before it was ever cut.
I’ve had four cars hit and run on my block in the last 12 years. One case was actually solved. It was done by someone on this block, and they didn’t have insurance. Guess who had to pay?
We all pay higher insurance rates as a result of these unlicensed, uninsured and often times ID-less illegal aliens. I really wouldn’t think someone here legally wouldn’t have an ID. Would you?
I could go on for days. All of these issues contribute to loss of quality of life. I can’t put a pricetag on that , could you? One more thing before I go from today’s Wash Post..The percentage of Hispanic students in the county’s(PW) school system since 1996 has swelled from 6.6percent to nearly one fourth.-8/4/07 post… I seriously doubt all of these students and/or parents are legal. If you need more proof let me know. I’ve seen alot and have the pictures to back it up!!!
We have way too many illegals here, all we’re trying to do is make it less attractive for them to steal our resources, and give nothing in return.
Remember, we here in PWC don’t yet know for sure who’s legal and who’s not. (We have good ole Chief Charlie to thank for that one.) but we’re working on it.
Anon 10:07
I think ‘most’ is a strong word. I don’t mind who lives next door to me as long as they adhere to community standards. As I have stated on here many times, I don’t really know who is legal and who is not.
I have been very fortunate. My next door neighbor is Latino. He has a beautiful yard and works like a dog making it that way. The house looks far better than it did when white people lived in it. He is a very nice person and does absolutely nothing that would disturb me in any way. I don’t know who else lives in the house. It is none of my business because that home is conforming well beyond community standards.
My neighbor speaks some English. Limited. He speaks Spanish as a first language. So what. I don’t know his taste in music. I don’t hear it. That is as it should be. I shouldn’t hear his. He shouldn’t hear mine.
Not everyone has had the good fortune I have had. Not everyone has good neighbors. There are people in my community at large who can no longer enjoy their own homes because of the disturbances and disruption going on around them. These are the people who might give the impression you described. I cannot judge them. I don’t live with what they have had thrust upon them.
anon
Here’s a great link from PWC it’s from Neighborhood services.
http://www.pwcgov.org/default.aspx?topic=010012002240003913
This is a wealth of info for ALL
Dolph,
This will tell you all about code enforcement etc. I’m very well versed with calling them. They(Prop. Code Enforce.) are getting better, that did act like they’d NEVER heard of chickens in a residential area, when I called yesterday. This is of course my second call on chickens. I also had a copy of the Restrictions for West Gate, in case I needed to educate them on barn animals.
Anon, in Prince William County any number of persons related by marriage or blood, plus two other unrelated persons are permitted to occupy a single family residence.
I would provide you with a code reference, but municode.com, which apparently uses Microsoft database technology, appears to be offline again. The portal to the county code is http://www.pwcgov.org/default.aspx?topic=040021000110003853
I’d like to stress that no one, illegal aliens included, deserve to be living in conditions that put their health or safety at risk. It would be horrific to me if anyone dies in a house fire because they couldn’t evacuate because of overcrowding, and that goes for everyone, regardless of ethnicity or national origin. In some of these houses there are lots of children. I can’t imagine a worse thing than dead kids in a house fire.
Anon
Greg is right, none of us want to see anyone(any human being)get hurt or die. I’ve addressed the PWCBOS, on this very issue. Our first responders are in danger as a result of overcrowding. Single family homes with 15+people, a single family home should have around 8(estimate only). It would take twice the number of first responders for an overcrowded house. If and when some gets hurt or there loss of life, maybe the proper authorities will take note and take some better action to prevent that in the future. I fear that someone will sue the county, and portray our dedicated first responders less than they deserve. These folks put their lives on the line for all of us 24/7. I applaud their dedication and service to our(my native) county.
Greg L
Do you really believe that overcrowding represents a problem for illegal aliens. They live in their country in complete squalor. Small one room, dirt floor, with no plumbing huts are often lived in by more than 8-10 people. Have you ever been to Brazil? In the favelas?
The overcrowing in nice houses or townhouses here in Virginia is heaven to them, even when they have to share it with 15 other people.
“Most of these complaints stem from racism. You know goddam well if these were white English speakers, you wouldn’t give a crap.”
Way to go with the defamation there, Sparky.
Move along folks. No bigotry here. No race prejudice. Just politically correcting with the superior ethics of “good” hate and “positive” discrimination.
Gotta love the double dip into nasty: White AND English speaking. Surprised that Male, Heterosexual and Christian were left out.
What’s your take on white non-English speakers? Would they or would they not “give a crap”?
How about non-white English speakers? Are they allowed to voice concerns or do you just assume that they don’t “give a crap”? Or do you assume that they know their place and thus know better than to speak up.
Branding people as racists becouse they have legitimate concerns regarding illegal anything is not an argument, it is slander.
As a dread white English speaker, whos ancestors also spoke Gaelic, German, Dutch and French, I hardly feel inclined to selectively cater to those who appear to have a delusional sense of entitlement:
http://blog.vdare.com/archives/2007/07/01/irish-eyes-arent-smiling/
(Yikes! White English speakers who deserve to be deported. Not for being white, mind you, but for being illegal aliens. And as for anectdotes, nobody throws pity party tales around better than the open borders lobby and MSM.)
http://www.adversity.net/
How is “amnesty” defined by the RNC?
okay give me a break since when is hispanic or mexican a race?