Robert Ariail for April 29, 2012

The way to stem the flow of illegals is to prosecute individuals who hire them, i.e. business owners.

What about investing in their country so that they will have less reason to leave? Win-win.

Yeah, because Canadians won’t give up their health care, and “Real Amerikans” won’t put up with that socialist cr@p.

try reading something like this then http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/lets-just-say-it-the-republicans-are-the-problem/2012/04/27/gIQAxCVUlT_story.html

Too bad the Native Americans can’t send back all the illegals who stole their land, raped their women, dumped disease on them until it almost wiped out their whole population. In many ways their culture was flourishing when the dark ages had Europe and the mid-East killing each other over religion and greed.

If they are going to make new states they need to start with the 5 commonwealths we already have. Puerto Rico, Guam, the U.S. Virgin Islands, American Samoa, and the Northern Mariana Islands. These folks are considered US citizens, so let’s make their islands official states first, and THEN worry about trying to make Mexico’s 7 states part of the US. Would you really want that bailiwick any way?

I wonder how long it will be before Canada starts building their border wall…

you do know that there are Port of Entrys (POE) all along the border between the USA & Mexico and the ILLEGALS can walk across and nobody will bother them. Now, investing in Mexico, we are already supporting the Mexican Government, we send billions of Tax Payer money to them and the Government keeps it

“Is that the 57 states Obama was referring to?”At least he was smart enough to later recognize his mistake and correct himself. People keep harping on this one misstatement. How many dozens of misstatements did Bush make while in office? Oh, that’s right. It doesn’t count when a Republican does it.

walls are a bad idea…berlin, china, romans, etc…

Read and ‘study’ a little bit of anthropology and you would find out!

Peter Pan to Ima: Realizing that “Never Land” was mythical, just like every piece of “information” you provide, Tinkerbell has some dust for you.

Adios!