The definition of “illegal” (are you listening California and Mr. President) is something not authorized or not according to law. It can also mean not sanctioned by official rules. It’s interesting because a few synonyms of “illegal” are: lawless, criminal, illegitimate, felonious, unlawful, illicit and wrongful. Sound familiar? Well, it should to California. The benevolent state of California recently passed AB2189 which enables illegals to receive a driver’s license from the Department of Motor Vehicles. This would apply to those accepted for work permits and young students as allowed under the Administration of President Barack Obama. Is it just me or does anyone else see the moronic application of brain waves going on here?
I’m completely open to persuasion. It’s part of being open-minded. So if anyone wants to legitimately explain it to me, fine. If the reasoning is fathomable and Constitutional then I will consider changing my position. I feel we are a nation built upon laws, and it is up to us as the occupants of this land, to sustain and uphold those laws as applying to all of us. Especially in today’s political and global unrest, there is no reason to allow someone into the United States without having some form of legal backing for being here. If this isn’t the case then an "illegal" illegally entered the United States and has violated not only our laws but infringed on our Constitutional right to prosperity and security. All this enabled under the Obama Administration. Not just his, but all who have used Amnesty as a sole means of an easy fix to a present matter of illegal immigration policy.
Illegal immigration is so termed because there is an authorized means of legal immigration. Therefore, in order for the Executive, Legislative and Judicial (ie United States Government) to uphold and sustain the laws governing legal immigration, it is only correct to deem forbidden the entry into and acquiring work within the boundaries of the United States by illegal immigrants. Not only does this support order within a civilized nation, but it also further secures our borders, economy and financial well-being of the American citizen.
This nation is great because of the established principles of our Fathers and the opportunities afforded to all humankind to claim their part of the American dream. For all sentient beings to magnify their compellings of spirit - that being the innate qualities of liberty, freedom and the pursuit of happiness. Any immigrant who chooses to expand their lives as Americans and be a contributor to a stronger, healthier and more faithful nation, should have no problem whatsoever in gaining entry through legal means. It is the true outward expression of inner change and hope.
AB2189 is a grave mistake by California under the Barack Obama Administration. Over the past several years we’ve leaped into the mires of courting the minority vote. This act alone undermines the well-being of the entire nation. By striving for the minority vote in this bill we’ve diminished our national security, provided less road safety with unaccountable drivers, and perhaps raised insurance rates for law-abiding citizens. Against all media sentiment, this law does not have the best interest of illegal students (if illegal then why are they students in the United States) in mind. This law accelerates the inability to discern the intents of illegal immigrants whether they be criminal, subversive or otherwise.
Let’s just put in perspective a couple scenarios:
AB2189 supposedly supports specifically young students who entered the country by no choice of their own. That may be a nice sentimental target to acquire demographic votes, but that still doesn’t explain why these young people will not become a citizen. Many don’t even have a Green Card or a U.S. Lawful Permanent Resident status.
Since when has it become so trivial and confusing to choose between doing what’s right, and doing what’s popular in order for you to maintain your office or status. Releasing the reigns on illegal immigration makes us vulnerable to attacks, drug trafficking and safety hazards. I believe it’s commonplace now to legislate the path of least resistance instead of standing for something. I hope that we will endure the tyranny of what public policy has become. Let’s strive to get back to a firm personal established foundation of integrity and character.
I’m completely open to persuasion. It’s part of being open-minded. So if anyone wants to legitimately explain it to me, fine. If the reasoning is fathomable and Constitutional then I will consider changing my position. I feel we are a nation built upon laws, and it is up to us as the occupants of this land, to sustain and uphold those laws as applying to all of us. Especially in today’s political and global unrest, there is no reason to allow someone into the United States without having some form of legal backing for being here. If this isn’t the case then an "illegal" illegally entered the United States and has violated not only our laws but infringed on our Constitutional right to prosperity and security. All this enabled under the Obama Administration. Not just his, but all who have used Amnesty as a sole means of an easy fix to a present matter of illegal immigration policy.
Illegal immigration is so termed because there is an authorized means of legal immigration. Therefore, in order for the Executive, Legislative and Judicial (ie United States Government) to uphold and sustain the laws governing legal immigration, it is only correct to deem forbidden the entry into and acquiring work within the boundaries of the United States by illegal immigrants. Not only does this support order within a civilized nation, but it also further secures our borders, economy and financial well-being of the American citizen.
This nation is great because of the established principles of our Fathers and the opportunities afforded to all humankind to claim their part of the American dream. For all sentient beings to magnify their compellings of spirit - that being the innate qualities of liberty, freedom and the pursuit of happiness. Any immigrant who chooses to expand their lives as Americans and be a contributor to a stronger, healthier and more faithful nation, should have no problem whatsoever in gaining entry through legal means. It is the true outward expression of inner change and hope.
AB2189 is a grave mistake by California under the Barack Obama Administration. Over the past several years we’ve leaped into the mires of courting the minority vote. This act alone undermines the well-being of the entire nation. By striving for the minority vote in this bill we’ve diminished our national security, provided less road safety with unaccountable drivers, and perhaps raised insurance rates for law-abiding citizens. Against all media sentiment, this law does not have the best interest of illegal students (if illegal then why are they students in the United States) in mind. This law accelerates the inability to discern the intents of illegal immigrants whether they be criminal, subversive or otherwise.
Let’s just put in perspective a couple scenarios:
- An illegal “student” with ulterior motives gains access into the United States and becomes exposed to multiple materials in a free market society to carry out his/her true motives.
- Same thing as above only now they are driving with a “legal” driver license. Hmmm, that federal building looks pretty cool....
- That illegal “legal” driver is at fault in a fatal collision. That driver will probably not be accountable for anything since he/she is protected under the Obama umbrella. Being illegal they certainly wouldn’t be subject to our criminal laws.
AB2189 supposedly supports specifically young students who entered the country by no choice of their own. That may be a nice sentimental target to acquire demographic votes, but that still doesn’t explain why these young people will not become a citizen. Many don’t even have a Green Card or a U.S. Lawful Permanent Resident status.
Since when has it become so trivial and confusing to choose between doing what’s right, and doing what’s popular in order for you to maintain your office or status. Releasing the reigns on illegal immigration makes us vulnerable to attacks, drug trafficking and safety hazards. I believe it’s commonplace now to legislate the path of least resistance instead of standing for something. I hope that we will endure the tyranny of what public policy has become. Let’s strive to get back to a firm personal established foundation of integrity and character.
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