They call on these kids to spell cat and they can’t so he’ll laugh (the immaturity on his part) since these words to him are so easy so as a kid, he think’s it’s funny although his parents tell him the right thing to do. Still, he’s being hampered by these kids who do nothing but eat lunch and smile all day while being bad as hell.

This is his last year and next year, he’ll move with us to Prince William County where some of the schools are not overburdened by kids of illegals.

So all you really smart people out there, why don’t you tell us how we know who is legal and who is illegal?

1. Could it be that most “legal” people have a “US Birth Certificate” verified by the STATE?
2. Could it be that most “legal” people have a US passport, and if not a citizenship right, a valid “Green CARD”, and if not a valid GREEN CARD a VALID I-94 and VISA that has not expired?

Do we need anything more to show businesses, schools, government agengies and police officers who request our status, we are “legal” residents of the US or “legal” visitors?

Forget just carrying a drivers license, how about just carrying a valid “Legal” ID on the back of a document (like a national ID Card) verified by one of the above documents?

Or would that be too hard for people to carry or trust?

Does anybody have a better idea other than NO ability to tell who is legal and who is “illegal”

Quite frankly, if a kid comes up through the Virginia school system and is a good student and has the qualifications to go to college, go at it. I am all for being being educated. The more educated people out there, the fewer on the dole and the more to pay into the social security system to support me in my old age.

These kinds of laws do not address real problems. They just show mean-spiritedness.

Good news on HB 14 - now let’s wait and see if the traitor SANS LAW kills it in his subcommittee.

I don’t want my children to have to compete with an illegal alien for a spot at UVA, VA TECH, or William & Mary.

With E-Verify in place, there would be little reason to waste time with many of the other illegal alien related bills, as there would be few if any illegal aliens left in the Commonwealth.

It looks like the GA plans to grant authority to the foxes (businesses) to guard the hen house. And be sure they will be rewarded handsomely.

Not true Citizen…there IS a recall provision in Virginia. It is, however, adjudicated in the courts rather than by the electorate, making it far more difficult to remove undesirable elected officials. This should give each and every voter pause before they make that decision to vote for the “lesser of two evils,” or go to the polls uninformed. I love that write in. Maybe, one of these days, it will actually do some good. At least, for the moment, my conscience remains clear.

Here is a link that shows who made contributions to Dick. Not surprising Real Estate and Construction top the list of donors.

http://vpap.org/cands/cand_index.cfm?ToKey=COM00254&CycleID=2007&CycleType=Regular

Unless the kid is a complete moron or has been kept away from the gringos the first 6 years of his life, one will pick up the language from his friends in the normal course of mingling and playing.

Did everyone catch “Teddie and his lovely wife Vicky” on CSPAN today pandering to the Latinos in Easy LA? It was absolutely sickening to watch and listen to his ranting how he and Obamarama are fighting for the Latinos and their hard work and religious stability (nothing said about Latinos having the highest illegitimate birth rate.)

I agree VA should follow AZ and OK. They have it right on spot with their laws. They are withstanding court dates as well. However, when one of our legislators comes right out and states that no ILLEGAL alien legislation will be passed this session, seems to me that they do not have the common good of their constituents or their will in mind.

Voting is more important now than ever!!! Remembering the way people behave is important as well. A note pad is handy for just such occasions. Writing down the good and bad helps me remember what they did all year and not right before election time.

Vent away, blogs like BVBL are good for that,
but the harsh reality is that small to medium sized
jurisdictions across the country have been stymied
by the federal court system/government when
attempting to address the negative impact of illegal
immigration. (Hazelton,Pa.; Farmer’s Branch, Tx.;
etc. - dead in the water). One of the few exceptions
is the ICE program to identify and deport convicted
criminals - and that has been changed several times due
to the whims of Washington.
The best bet right now rides with states
like Arizona and Oklahoma - they are today’s leaders.
Virginia should follow their example.

Right. Sure. Do the words “intellectually dishonestl” mean anything to you? You hide behind the “lack of stats” when you know it’s against the law to gather these stats. Whne someone makes a statement, you and your crowd call it “anecdotal” However, when someone exptrapolates from solid data gained elsewhere, you come back with some anecdotal argument of your own. If a kid is born here, and watches any TV, they will learn english. If a kid is born here and associates with any other children, he will learn English. These stats are equally distributed throughout the various primary school grades. You want to tell me why there is a 4th grader in an ESOL class? What, did his parents just keep him home until the beginning of the 4th grade? What about the 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th graders?

I will sign it!!! To come out and state no ILLEGAL alien legislation will pass is just absurd.

Looks like Wolfe & Smith better wake up and realize that illegal immigration is going to be a very big issue, even if their Park Street supporters don’t think it should be. These are quantifiable numbers, with quantifiable impacts to the budget. As the budget gets tougher, they can ethier rasie taxes or cut spending. A great way to cut spending is pick up the welcome mat for illegals. We see that many have left PWC, as births are down at the local hospitals and ESOL populations are declining in their schools. PWC is seeing a cost benefit to their illegal alien crackdown, and now the numbers are agreeing with what any rational person knew to be true: The cost of illegal immigration on the local community is high. Get the illegals to leave, and the costs go down.

When Hugo…er Linda Chavez was here trying to grill Stewart on the county resolution, she went on and on about the lack of stats to support the County’s actions. Well, here they are. The Ctiy would be wise to take a look at this, because it is simple to arrive at what the cost savings would be.