Cost of Illegal aliens

Los Angeles County has completed its study of the cost of illegal aliens. Read Story

According to their study, the annual cost of illegal aliens paid by American taxpayers just for Los Angeles County exceeds ONE BILLION DOLLARS per year. And that cost does not include the education cost to school systems -- probably another billion dollars in Los Angeles County.

How can any American taxpayer continue to support pro-illegal legislators, mayors, town council representatives, etc., when these horrible costs are billed to our wallets? These listed costs are only the direct billed costs. They do not include huge increases in the cost of housing, driven up by the demand for millions of housing units, or the cost of every other consumer product driven up by the demand from twenty million illegal aliens.

When it costs a billion dollars in ONLY ONE COUNTY, and there are thousands of counties across America with similar costs, isn’t it time to declare war on these criminal illegal aliens who are robbing us blind? Isn’t it time to declare war on the criminal politicians who would rather waste our money to buy votes from illegals because they know that Americans aren’t willing to toss the bastards out of their offices?

The wetback AG sent packing

Wetback Attorney General Alberto Gonzales resigned today. See story. Partisan Democrats have been attacking Gonzales on a purely partisan political basis for months, but it was the heart of the Republican Party that finally convinced President Bush to ask Gonzales to resign. Bush used Gonzales to stop illegal immigration enforcement on the Mexican border. In his Inauguration speech Gonzales bragged about his wetback parents who swam the Rio Grande illegally and worked hard to support Gonzales’ career. He bragged about his wetback parents again while announcing his resignation. During Gonzales’ administration the US Attorneys prosecuted border guards for enforcing the border, handed out free passes to drug smugglers for testifying against border guards, and effectively prevented enforcement of immigration law on the Mexican border. See Wetback Gonzales Again.

Finally in the early summer of 2007, President Bush’s “Immigration Reform” amnesty agenda was soundly defeated. During the political push for amnesty, millions of American citizens and just about every Republican spokesman in the nation loudly demanded enforcement of the border before any amnesty could be considered. Finally President Bush began listening to the American people instead of his kitchen staff that he brought from Texas. In open disagreement with Wetback Gonzales, Bush announced that labor laws will be enforced to prevent employment of illegals. Bush is starting, at last, to start enforcing border security. He finally got rid of his Wetback Attorney General who he had put in charge of the Border Patrol.

It’s a good day in Washington. Maybe we will see border enforcement. Maybe we will see pardons for Border Patrol agents wrongly convicted by Gonzales‘ Department. Maybe we will see construction of the wall that Congress demanded years ago.. Maybe…..