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As far as the so-called driving privilege card study, a careful review of the report reveals that only 76 actual insurance policies were checked out of over 40,000. That is hardly a basis to extrapolate a 76% compliance ratio. Especially when multiple insurance agents have come forward to say that many card holders simply purchase insurance for a few weeks, and then cancel it or let it lapse once the card is obtained. The study did not attempt to examine this phenomenon.
The children, biologically and in spirit, of those who built a nation by trampling on the rights of others, for them to insist that all others must follow every requirement of law, when they come here in the same spirit as all immigrants, to make a better life, is hypocritical.
These children say if these immigrants pay a fine this is amnesty. Is it amnesty, if they break the law, pay the consequence and then move on with their life?
Democrats want the second/third generation votes.
The LDS Church wants Latino converts.
Wake up, Mr. Editor. You're wrong 100% of the time. Laws are meant to be upheld, not broken. If foreigners can break the law with impunity then I should be able to as well.
If Churches and businessmen want these illegals so bad, then they should be forced to pay for their them. Since they are so concerned, they should willing be taxed directly to support all the social services the American taxpayer is currently forced to pay. As for the Democrats, let them openly run on a pro-illegal immigration platform and we'll see how far they get.
1. Break the law.
2. Be rewarded for it.
Why?
BTW Being in Mexico without papers is a felony.
Any time I see editorial slop like this I am reminded of the words "obfuscation", "distraction" and "dishonesty".
America's broken immigration laws are hurting U.S. workers and overburdening our taxpayers.
In 2006, America had 12 million illegal and 26 million legal immigrants. These 38 million immigrants total one-eighth of our population. A third of legal immigrants, and nearly two-thirds of illegal immigrants, haven't completed high school. Nine percent of American citizens aged 18-64 are without a high school degree.
Common sense, basic economics and the data indicate that admitting large numbers of poorly educated immigrants reduces job prospects and wages for less-educated/skilled Americans. Between 2000 and 2005, jobless Americans without a high school degree increased by 2 million. During the same period, immigrants without high school degrees grew 1.5 million
"Immigrants do jobs Americans won't do and don't want." President Bush, John McCain, Hillary Clinton and Ted Kennedy have all said it. But the facts tell a different story.
America's broken immigration laws are hurting U.S. workers and overburdening our taxpayers.
In 2006, America had 12 million illegal and 26 million legal immigrants. These 38 million immigrants total one-eighth of our population. A third of legal immigrants, and nearly two-thirds of illegal immigrants, haven't completed high school. Nine percent of American citizens aged 18-64 are without a high school degree.
Common sense, basic economics and the data indicate that admitting large numbers of poorly educated immigrants reduces job prospects and wages for less-educated/skilled Americans. Between 2000 and 2005, jobless Americans without a high school degree increased by 2 million. During the same period, immigrants without high school degrees grew 1.5 million
Because of this constant use of dishonest language by the Deseret News, I question the intelligence, character and journalistic integrity of this organization.
Although it just about rips my heart out to deny in-state tuition to deserving young people, I believe we must do it as part of a larger message that illegal immigration will no longer be tolerated. I support the honest and courageous state legislators who are standing up for Utah citizens and trying to do something about the out-of-control illegal immigration problem that we have.