Re: Terminating California?

[Iconoclast]

"Maniack" <mani...@SPAMhotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Excerpt from Schwarzenegger's Campaign Website
> Current as of October 17, 2003
>
> ...Putting Immigrants on a Path toward Citizenship.
>
> It is important to ensure that new immigrants enter California the
> right way, so that they can get on a path toward fully participating,
> and contributing, to the California economy. And we should make sure
> that we do so without undermining important national security
> protections.
>
> As Governor, I will:
>
> Aggressively lobby Washington to set a more responsible policy for
> addressing the undocumented immigrants currently in the United States.
> Deportation is not an option. We need to find a way to legitimize
> these individuals and get them on a path toward legal residency status
> in the United States.
> Let me be clear: I do not support an amnesty program. The last time we
> tried that in the late 80s it didn't work, and there's little reason
> to think it would work now.
> I am encouraged by the approach laid out by Senator McCain to provide
> a clear path for legitimizing undocumented immigrants who currently
> live their lives in the shadows. McCain's bill S 1461 - The Border
> Security and Immigration Act of 2003
> A new H-4A visa for immigrants seeking temporary employment with
> important protections to ensure that immigrant workers are not
> exploited and that Californians are not displaced by unscrupulous
> employers;
> A new H-4B visa for undocumented immigrants who entered the country
> before August 2003, have held a job since that time, and do not have a
> criminal record.
> The opportunity for holders of these new visas to gain legal permanent
> residency status.
> " Senator McCain's plan contains the key principles that should guide
> any proposal to solve the immigration impasse:
> U.S. Employer Benefits: A market driven employment process and an
> easy, effective means to confirm employment eligibility;
> U.S. Worker Protections: Initial availability of jobs only to U.S.
> workers and periodic review to ensure that U.S. workers are not
> displaced;
> Foreign Worker Protections: Applicability of all U.S. labor standards
> and portability so that workers may change jobs without jeopardizing
> their immigration status.
> More (see website)
>
> Contact Schwarzenegger's office and ask him why 'deportation is not an
> option'. This state is bloated with illegals, and those illegals are
> one of the major reasons why California is in the mess it's in.
>
> Governor Meets With Lawmakers Over Immigrant Driver's Licenses
> Latino Caucus Says It Is Optimistic
>
> POSTED: 5:10 pm PDT May 27, 2004
> UPDATED: 5:17 pm PDT May 27, 2004
>
> SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- One of the most controversial ideas at the state
> Capitol is still alive. Legislators who want to give illegal
> immigrants the right to have driver's licenses met with Gov. Arnold
> Schwarzenegger Thursday afternoon.
>
> Protestors brought a burro to the state Capitol this week to make a
> point about how illegal immigrants can currently get around in
> California.
>
>
> On Thursday, members of the Legislature's Latino caucus met indoors
> for a closed door meeting with Schwarzenegger. And afterwards, they
> emerged to say they were optimistic.
>
>
> "The governor did say to the three of us today that he was committed
> to ensuring that we provide driver's licenses to undocumented
> persons," said Assembly Speaker Fabian Nunez.
>
>
> The issue has been on hold since late last year. Almost immediately
> after taking, office the governor signed a bill undoing the first
> version of an illegal immigrant driver's license law. But shortly
> afterwards, he announced he was working with the law's author to come
> up with a new version.
>
>
> Since then, the idea has gone nowhere, with the governor's office
> insisting on tougher background checks for illegal immigrants who want
> to drive.
>
>
> "It's all about public safety and national safety, absolutely.
> Therefore, you need to make sure you have background checks so you
> know that that person is who they say they are," said Schwarzenegger
> spokeswoman Margita Thompson.
>
>
> "They seem to have questions about validity of documents. So, you
> know, you have to go and see the source document. I don't find it
> unreasonable," said Sen. Gilbert Cedillo, D-Los Angeles.
>
>
> Earlier this week, some Latino legislators suggested they might try to
> hold up the budget over the driver's license issue. However, they now
> seem to have backed off that threat, satisfied that -- for now -- the
> governor has promised to at least keep talking.

I see why all these traitors in both major parties want an amendment to the
Constitution to allow foreigners to be President. The most vociferous
supporters of illegal immigration are foreign born traitors like Cedillo,
Nunez and Schwarzenegger. Now, more than ever, we need the House
Un-American Activities Committee revived so these Mexican puppet traitors
can be dragged censoriously into the light and exposed for the seditionists
that they are. What Governor Schwarzenegger is proposing is the de facto
Mexifornication of California.