Just slumming it here.”

So sorry. Please let me correct my error:

A diet of beans and tortillas will quickly make one obese.

SHE knows because SHE hangs around Taco Bell, trying to pick up chubby girls. Put down that chalupa, MI AMIGA!

Actually, a diet of McDonalds and Popeye’s will make you obese. I think that’s the problem.

Senora Krustis also lives in the slums???

I agree with you, all I see around Manassas a large mamacita’s dragging along their chubby kids or pushing them in strollers. You would think that all that walking around would push the pounds off. Especially having to dodge cars when they jaywalk along Sudley.

Che’- which Taco Bell?

Just slumming it here.

He knows because he hangs around Taco Bell, trying to pick up chubby girls. Put down that chalupa, mi amigo!

Actually, a diet of McDonalds and Popeye’s will make you obese. I think that’s the problem.

WIC is specifically for children and involves a different set of rules than foodstamps. It only provides for a limited type of goods, such as milk and cereal (don’t know what else…I assume baby food, formula, and other such things). I’m not certain just what the rules are, but I believe that they are much more lax for WIC, and they might not even fall under the federal and state “legal residency” requirement.

The car comments are dead on too. I guess when you don’t pay tax, cram numerous families into one home, and are on the government teat for benefits you can buy a nice ride.

I hear you, but I doubt if you’ll find much support for implementing measures that may result in malnourished kids! Incidentally, I went to Pet Smart the other day to stock up on food for my security system (Pinscher unLimited), and saw a family stocking up on canned dog food. I don’t think they had any dogs. While this situation is the fault of illegal invader apologists and the traitors who hire the Invaders, I personally could not countenance implementing a program that might result in denying their children the basic necessities of life. There are other issues that should be addressed and are more deserving of our time and effort, e.g., requiring e-verify of all employers in the state, like AZ does; tracking the number of illegal aliens enrolled in the schools in VA; requiring lenders to verify legal residence prior to making loans; confiscating vehicles from drivers who drive without licenses; state-wide 287g agreement, etc. We got lotsa work to do before we take free milk away from kids who, presently, are considered US citizens.

Remember, latino/hispanics are white. Calling names is never nice, but how can one be racist against his own race?

I guess that being enlightened means evacuating one’s bowels in style. Take a look at what Ike Leggett is up to, even during a hiring freeze and budget crunch.

The 287g agreement and the police inquiry into legal residency were the “meat” of the resolution. As originally drafted, anyone stopped by the police would have been requested to show evidence of legal residence. Instead, the County staff changed it to require evidence only if the officer has “probably cause” to believe the individual is not hear legally. Thus the debate ensued over how “probable cause” is established, and the resultant request for cameras that ostensibly would show the officers did not abuse their discretion in finding probable cause.