A recent letter about Illegal Immigration
by Robert Peck, WA State Chairman
Dear Friends:
I thought you should know "the rest of the story" regarding the invasion of illegal
aliens, or as they are being called in the media, undocumented workers. I suppose the next
step will be for the media to start calling burglars undocumented house guests. While the
Constitution Party has no animosity against immigrants, there is a proper way for immigration
to take place where a limited number of people come here to become "Americans" and assimilate
into the traditional American culture (click here to view a resolution
passed by the CP National Committee on this matter April 22, 2006). Sadly, the opposite is
now happening as the stories cited below indicate.
Best estimates show that there are now from 11 million to 20 million illegals in the U.S.
While most are from Latin America, many are from other parts of the world, including the
middle east. Our President's proposed plan is to allow all of these people to stay here under
an amnesty plan (that isn't called amnesty so that makes it OK). Under such a plan most, if
not all of these illegals, would eventually become citizens. Once citizenship is attained
these illegals could serve as an anchor for bringing in additional family members and
eventually increasing that 11 to 20 million number multiple times over.
In yesterday's Milwaukee
Journal Sentinel (I'm taking the long way home from our CP National Committee meeting in
Florida via Wisconsin) there was a story telling of eight Latin American countries that are
pressing the U.S. for immigration reform. If you wonder why Latin American countries are
interested in our immigration policies, the story went on to state that one of those
countries, El Salvador, currently has 2 million of its citizens living in the U.S. These
Salvadorans are sending $3 billion per year back to El Salvador, an amount equal to half of
that countries gross domestic product.
With these things in mind, the following are a few stories you may not have seen on CNN
or in your local paper. Click on the links to read the entire story.
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From WorldNetDaily A high school in Southern California punished a student for involvement in a protest in which a Mexican flag was flown above an upside-down U.S. flag. . . . . While police warn of $165 fines for any protesters, El Rancho officials have scheduled an after-school forum today where students will be "encouraged to air their concerns and opinions in a safe, structured, well-supervised environment." |
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From Michelle Malkin . . . . Whittier area students from Pioneer, California and Whittier high schools walked out of classes to protest the proposed federal immigration bill March 27, 2006. The protestors put up the Mexican flag over the American flag flying upside down at Montebello High. Meanwhile: Mexico Cheers Passage of Immigration Bill Like I said: Welcome to reconquista. |
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From Free Republic.com
A protester holds up a sign that reads "Revolution is the solution" in spanish. (Tracey Roman / for the Press-Telegram) . . . . "Here you have it folks. George Bush and Karl Rove's future GOP voting bloc, if only we buy their loyalty with amnesty." |
Robert W. Peck
Chairman - Constitution Party of Washington
P.O. Box 11227
Tacoma, WA 98411
(509) 928-6910
www.constitutionpartyofwa.co m