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Santorini 
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Posted on: Jul. 24 2013,9:51 pm |
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Christina Jiminez of United We Stand recently remarked " We won't ALLOW the Republicans to break up our families"
We won't allow..??? Are the ones she refers to as WE not illegal guests in this country and these illegal, law breaking guests she's referring to have the arrogance and audacity to make such a threat!
The moment they illegally came over that border is the moment they risked breaking up their family...not the republicans. They made a conscience choice to break the law.
Illegal immigrants are exactly that...illegal. Not undocumented as the left would prefer to sugar coat it...but illegal.
Is there any other country in the world that one can enter illegally...join/organize rallys or organizations to demand the government change its laws to accommodate you?
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twingroves
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Posted on: Jul. 25 2013,6:28 am |
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deport them all
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This is my real name
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Posted on: Jul. 25 2013,7:01 am |
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From The Onion —
WASHINGTON—The continued efforts of lawmakers to overhaul the nation’s immigration system gained considerable momentum Wednesday when House Speaker John Boehner announced that he would allow House Republicans to vote on a bipartisan reform plan that offers citizenship to immigrants who can play the piano so damned good that it just makes everyone cry. “The House fully supports a broad immigration bill that includes a path to citizenship to immigrants who can sit down at a shiny Steinway piano, close their eyes, and move audiences to tears with a haunting solo piano performance that makes you well up with emotion and say, ‘Wow, this guy can really play,’” Boehner said before a joint session of Congress, pledging support for a Senate-backed bill that would grant citizenship to young Asian children, Eastern European men, and other potential immigrants who can play the crap out of a piano to the point where all you can do is sit there with your jaw open because the whole thing is just so touching and evocative. “Even if said individual is undocumented and entered onto U.S. soil illegally, we are more than willing to grant said individual legal status should they play a stirring piano rendition of either Pachelbel’s Canon, Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata, or possibly the theme from Schindler’s List with great poise, stunning technique, and an almost unbearable sense of poignancy.” At press time, leadership in both parties had expressed support for further proposals to grant permanent citizenship to any immigrant who can make those steamed pork bun things that are so good you can’t stop eating them.
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Kyle731
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Posted on: Jul. 25 2013,6:40 pm |
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Do unto others as you would have others do unto you. [Matthew 7:12]
Try living with a heart, instead. The answer is not to deport these people. They come to America for the sole reason that they like it and want to live a better life. As Americans, we should honor that and help them.
Bless you and your negative thoughts.
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Posted on: Jul. 25 2013,7:42 pm |
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How about these illegals, where they here to live a better life?
Austin 13-year-old raped as men recorded, cheered
AUSTIN -- As many as 10 men allegedly took turns sexually assaulting a 13-year-old runaway Texas girl in an apartment where some cheered and filmed the attacks with their cellphone cameras, according to court records released Thursday.
Austin police answered a call to the Avalon Palms apartment complex at Rundberg and Northgate.
Detectives say the girl ran away from her group home, Settlement Home for Children, on June 30, and got into a car with three strangers.
According to an arrest affidavit, they took her inside an apartment and raped her. She says a group of 10 men cheered and filmed the assault with cellphones. Then, each one took turns assaulting her. It lasted from 10 p.m. into the early morning hours the following day.
She says the men then dumped her off on the side of the road.
Some neighbors say they're not surprised about the incident with all the gang and drug activity in the area.
"They need to be locked up," said David Green, who lives nearby. "She's only 13. She didn't have a chance to grow up. She's going to be traumatized for the rest of her life."
A medical exam confirmed the trauma to the teen's body matches her story.
Juan Lozano Ortega, 25, and Edgar Gerardo Guzman Perez, 26, were charged Wednesday with aggravated sexual assault of a child, a first degree felony. If convicted, they face up to life in prison.
They were being held Thursday in the Travis County Jail on $30,000 bond each. Court and jail records did not indicate whether the men had attorneys.
Investigators found Ortega and Perez because one of them let the girl borrow their cellphone after dropping her off in a neighborhood and telling her to "find somewhere to go," according to the court documents. The victim called her foster brother, who refused to come pick her up, but his caller ID captured the number of the suspect's phone.
Police are looking for more men in addition to the two arrested.
WFAA sister station KVUE is working to find out why the girl ran away from Settlement Home for Children. Neither Austin police nor the home will comment. Settlement Home for Children is a residential treatment center located in North Austin. It helps girls ages seven to 18 who have been been abused and neglected.
State child welfare investigators have also started investigating the Settlement Home for Children, where the girl lived, said Patrick Crimmins, spokesman for the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services.
http://www.khou.com/news/texas-news/216152631.html
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Posted on: Jul. 25 2013,9:28 pm |
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F that. The criminals are in Washington, in Congress, in the Supreme Court, and the White House. Lock those scumbags up first, and then maybe, just maybe, things get better.
I don't blame the illegals anymore. The laws regarding illegal entry into this country have no teeth. You could haul a nuke over the border, and nobody would know.
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twingroves
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Posted on: Jul. 26 2013,6:24 am |
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what you are saying is if there is a law that is loose it is all right to brake it 
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Posted on: Jul. 26 2013,6:37 am |
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Robbing a bank is also trying to better oneself, so...
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Posted on: Aug. 05 2013,6:24 pm |
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Kyle731 Why dont you go live in Mexico and see how many hand outs you get. The first thing you probably would get is a bullet by a drug lord. Im tired of all these free loaders coming over here. Send them all packing even their damn u.s. citizen kids!!
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Remember boys and girls,