Re: Illegal Immigration: A Culture of Corruption
martin
> Illegal Immigration: A Culture of Corruption
> By Ronald W. Mortensen, October 12, 2009
>
> At a time when 83% of Americans view government corruption as a very
> important problem, isn't it time that we stop fostering a culture of
> corruption by failing to control illegal immigration?
>
> Most illegal aliens come from countries where corruption is rampant.
> In 2008, the average corruption score of the ten countries with the
> largest number of their citizens residing illegally in the United
> States was 3.43 out of a possible ten signifying a serious to rampant
> level of corruption.
>
> Corruption is involved in virtually everything illegal aliens do. They
> either sneak into the United States or lie to consular and immigration
> officials in order to obtain visas and legal entry. Once in the United
> States, they quickly commit felonies when they obtain and use
> fraudulent documents, perjure themselves on I-9 forms, and steal the
> identities of millions of American men, women and children in order to
> get jobs.
>
> Illegal aliens have an exceptionally high incidence of drunk driving
> infractions. They drive without licenses and without auto insurance.
> Their advocates try to blackmail public officials into giving them
> driver's licenses by essentially telling them that "If you don't give
> us licenses, we will drive anyway and we won't buy auto insurance. We
> will have auto accidents and we will flee the scene. We may even kill
> you. So you had better give us what we want or else."
>
> Apologists for illegal aliens reveal just how corrupting the system is
> when they cave in to this blackmail and blame American citizens for
> illegal alien crimes. Commenting on a proposal to repeal Utah's
> Driving Privilege Card for illegal aliens, a former Utah state
> legislator said "So if we repeal them [the Driving Privilege Cards]
> what we're going to do is we're going to make all these people drive
> illegally. They're not going to have insurance, so therefore when they
> hit somebody on the road they're just going to take off and run."
>
> This corruption extends to law enforcement agencies that ignore the
> legal status of individuals as well as many serious crimes committed
> by illegal aliens in order to maintain good relations with the illegal
> immigrant community. Rather than upholding the law and prosecuting and
> deporting drunk drivers, identity thieves, tax cheats, and a myriad of
> other illegal alien criminals, law enforcement officials ignore legal
> status and give illegal aliens a pass on many crimes in order to gain
> their trust.
>
> In Utah, at an immigration rally, the state's Attorney General went so
> far as to publicly tell the illegal aliens present, 75% of whom were
> likely using false Social Security numbers along with identities
> belonging to tens of thousands of Utah children, that he would not
> arrest them.
>
> Sanctuary cities offer protection to illegal aliens who are committing
> serious felonies including drug and human trafficking, identity theft
> and gang related violent crime. Universities allow illegal aliens to
> benefit from in-state tuition in spite of the fact that many of these
> students are committing serious felonies in order to get jobs to pay
> for their tuition.
>
> Religious leaders actively court illegal aliens. They tell them in
> effect, "Join with us and go forth and continue to commit document
> fraud, perjury on I-9 forms, and identity theft in order to get jobs.
> Drive without licenses and insurance. Corrupt other people's medical
> records with life threatening consequences. Lie and cheat every day as
> you go about your lives in the United States."
>
> These spiritual leaders put the interests of illegal aliens ahead of
> the rule of law and the American men, women, and innocent children who
> are the victims of their crimes. This is not only corrupt; it is cruel
> to both the illegal aliens who learn that crime is acceptable in the
> eyes of the church and to American citizens who are the victims of
> their crimes.
>
> The corruption extends to the Social Security Administration and
> Internal Revenue Service. Both of these governmental entities place
> the collection of taxes ahead of protecting American citizens from
> illegal alien driven identity theft and document fraud even though
> they know this is occurring. As a former director of the IRS said: "We
> want your money whether you are here legally or not and whether you
> earned it legally or not."
>
> This is just the tip of the iceberg. The corruption extends to banks
> that cater to illegal aliens in order to enhance their bottom lines.
> It extends to chambers of commerce and to the world's largest
> professional human resource association as they actively work to
> prevent the federal and state governments from requiring employers to
> use E-Verify that would protect millions of American children from
> illegal alien driven identity theft. It extends to the corrupt
> landscape contractor, to the family that hires an illegal housekeeper
> and even to those of us who do business with companies that refuse to
> use E-Verify.
>
> There are many things that we must do if we are to effectively address
> corruption in America. A good starting point would be to end the
> culture of corruption that surrounds illegal immigration by enforcing
> our borders, requiring all employers to use E-Verify, aggressively
> prosecuting all illegal alien driven document fraud and identity
> theft, and by refusing to succumb to blackmail by illegal aliens
Picture members of Congress slithering from desk to desk trying to
fiqure a way to give the illegal alien lobby everything it wants
without
offending too many systems. And they arrest ladies for hustling on
street corners!!!!
tt
Demon Buddha
>> Illegal aliens have an exceptionally high incidence of drunk driving
>> infractions.
Boy, you said it. I was in traffic court one evening about 10 years
ago - Mr "Hernandez" (Mexican) came before judge. "Mr. Hernandez, this
is the TWENTY THIRD time you have come before me in the last twenty four
months for DUI. What are we going to *do* with you?" Mr. Hernandez"
paid the $300 fine and walked away... again. In NJ, it is supposed to
be a $3000 fine on first offense with up to, IIRC, 6 months in jail.
Twenty three arrests for DUI? Why didn't they kick his manky ass back
to Tijuana where he belonged? Any American, especially a white male,
would have been doing hard time by they third infraction. One can only
wonder what is really going on here.
Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS
9236-8d6...@11g2000yqp.googlegroups.com:
Yup - all our congressgangsters are taking in millions of $ a year in
bribes to let the illegals enter and run wild. And american citizens are
victimized. It's pure treason on congrss' part but nothing will ever be
done about it.
Demon Buddha
Oops... got that count wrong... it was 13 times in 24 months.
Apologies.
ne...@millions.com
wrote:
"One can only wonder what really is going on here." Gross
multi-layered stupidity in a broken system.
DCI
Demon Buddha
No, something much deeper I suspect. First of all, Evan Broadbelt, the
judge at the time, was running a money mill in Freehold Boro. That
night he must have taken in close to $100K. He finally got popped and
sent to prison for it. But I have noticed this in AZ and WA as well.
The only time it changed was when some stupid MX gang banger decided to
off a Mesa cop as his initiation, thinking it would make him big man for
having such balls. Mesa PD had something of a truce with the gangs
prior to the incident. After that they went berzerk on them letting
them know that gang life would be in the toilet until homey claus was
turned over. A few weeks passed and Mr. Tough Guy's body was found by
Mesa cops in a conspicuous public place. They rubbed the idiot out and
I guess life went back to almost normal.
Anyhow, the sacred cow syndrome is something so widespread that I
figure there must be some unadvertised legal line that municipalities
are called upon to toe. I cannot imagine why else there would be such
uniformity of position in such far flung locations.
Anybody know anything about this?