Illegal immigration isn’t immigration at all… it’s an INVASION of criminals

Wednesday, September 09, 2015 by usafeaturesmedia

(NaturalNews) When billionaire real estate mogul Donald Trump announced his bid to become the Republican Party’s 2016 presidential nominee, he stirred up a national conversation about illegal immigration that continues to this day.

In fact, it’s entirely accurate to say that, since Trump decried the “murderers and rapists” making their way illegally into the U.S. from Mexico, Americans finally began having their first honest and open conversation about a subject that has obviously been on the minds of tens of millions of voters for ages.

We know this because the national response to Trump’s statements catapulted him to the top of nearly all GOP presidential polls instead of dooming his quest for the White House before it even began.

It’s about time that we, as a nation, have this conversation.

In the past, career politicians from both major parties have routinely avoided such frank discussion about illegal immigration. That is in large part due to their fear of being labeled something nasty by a mainstream media always ready to pounce on anyone who dares to breach the unwritten rule that any talk of illegal immigrants must be “compassionate,” ignore obvious truths and couched in the myth that unchecked open borders is always good for the country.

Trump’s frank talk about illegal immigration is a winner with Americans frustrated by the current system of lawlessness

The result has been disastrous for the country:

— Republicans in Congress – once the party of the rule of law and of national security – have been cowed and offer no resistance whatsoever to blatant violations of immigration law and longstanding policy by President Barack Obama.

— That said, Republican-establishment types aren’t really in the mood to oppose Obama’s actions anyway, since a major party benefactor (donor) – the U.S. Chamber of Commerce – has threatened to withhold support from the party’s ultimate presidential contender if “immigration reform” (also known as the Unlimited Cheap Labor Act) is not part of the Republican majority’s legislative agenda, and soon.

— Obama, thus, has been empowered to essentially throw open the doors of our southwest border to virtually anyone who can run, walk or stumble into the U.S., and has done so unilaterally through executive actions, independent of America’s elected representatives in Congress.

— This is fine with most Democrats because new arrivals tend to vote for them because they are members of the Party of Big Government Handouts.

Left out of all of this has been the American people. In poll after poll, survey after survey, solid majorities oppose both Obama’s executive amnesty and continued inaction over illegal immigration; at least a plurality of voters support a time-out for legal immigration as well, so that those already here can be assimilated.

But Americans aren’t being left out anymore, thanks solely to Donald Trump. He is forcing the country’s hand in having a long-overdue, serious discussion on illegal immigration.

And while he is making the self-anointed elite – in politics, the media and academia – very uncomfortable, he is at the same time empowering millions of Americans who have tried to be heard. Their message, like his message, is simple: They are sick and tired of being forced to witness and accept a massive invasion of third-world poor into their country – poor that abuse our laws, abuse our trust and abuse our generosity.

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Criminal enterprises and U.S. danger zones

Most Americans are not against, and have never been against, legal immigration. But illegal immigration has always been opposed by the masses. And the majority is right to feel this way.

In the past, waves of immigrants were met and processed by U.S. immigration officials as they streamed through the front door. Our laws and policies were such that new arrivals were expected to assimilate into American culture, not the other way around. They were expected to learn English. They were expected to play by our rules.

Not any more. Today, most immigration into the United States is carried out illegally. “Sanctuary cities” in sanctuary states act as magnets with offers of protection, free services, and other amenities once reserved for citizens only, like driver licenses and in-state college tuition rates.

And, as we have reported, vast swaths of U.S. territory are no longer safe or even under control of U.S. government, as they have been inundated with criminal gangs and drug cartels based in Mexico and Central America.

Americans may not choose Donald Trump to be their next president, but they have certainly responded to frank talk about illegal immigration and, judging by his poll numbers for the time being anyway, they are grateful that someone is finally speaking up for them.

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