John McCain's position on illegal immigration is simple - he's for it. Well, he's for rewarding it with citizenship. And that's not playing well with the voters. While McCain continues to push for the "comprehensive immigration reform" bill that will grant de facto amnesty to 12 million illegal immigrants, his poll numbers slide.
And, now, the grassroots is fighting back.
Here's an example on YouTube of a grassroots ad attacking McCain over his pro-amnesty stance. One minor quibble with the ad's tagline (John McCain -Weak on Immigration): He's not weak on immigration. He's strong on it, especially the illegal kind. What he's weak on is securing the border and enforcing the law, even as he pretends otherwise.
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What bothers me is the influx of drug cartel goons, criminals, thugs and criminals. Politicians could care less about this scenario. Or many are on the payroll of these felons and criminals. Many of these drug cartel mobsters of this era is from Mexico or Central America.
Additionally; what bothers me is radical; extremist; fringed groups of radical political movements such as La Voz de Aztlan, MEChA and the La Raza (the race) Add too a radical extremist group that resides in East Los Angeles so-named Mexica Movement which is a group of racists who derive from Indian culture of southern Mexico. Their extremism and radicalism clearly racist in nature calls for ALL European background citizens born or naturalized to be deported to Europe.
In other words this neo-fascist/nazi-like group claims ALL the North American Continent for itself. These groups all a product of past ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION which should never have happened.
Loose control of the integrity of your borders; you loose your country to this scourge and refuge from above. We have allowed a fifth column to seep and worms its way into this country. This fifth column of poltical radicals and extremist will destroy this country.
Time to halt all ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION and close the borders to stop this vermin at water's edge!
Posted by: David L. Fiorella | July 5, 2007 8:29 PM | Permalink to Comment