Conservative Culture

There are a number of business (know of two businesses in this area) that knowingly hire illegals. They fire them after they get into trouble over no taxes. Of course the business withholds those taxes but gets to keep them (nice). Then the illegals come back with new ID’s which cost maybe $800. The company hires them right back under a new ID.

We know the liberal position of illegals. Here we have another reason that conservative wannabe’s like Romney and Giuliani talk about being tough. But in reality they won’t even take responsibility for what they know is going on under the noses. Romney had the responsibility if he suspected soemthing. It doesn’t matter if they had “funny accents” or not. He should have said “If you want to work for me you need to have proof of citizenship” or had a background check done. They continue to make excuses for behavior that has not only become unacceptable but dangerous for the stability of this nation. As Thompson said… this is our house and we decide who gets to come into our home. Welcome those you invite and throw out the thieves who are stealing money and benefits for those legally here.

[MyDailyNews.com: Picture and content] Giuliani tried to appease both sides of the immigration issue saying that during his tenure the city allowed exceptions for children of illegal immigrants to go to school; gave undocumented people free emergency medical care, and allowed “illegals” to report crimes.

But, the key point he said was that “we reported thousands and thousands and thousands of names of illegal immigrants who committed crimes to the immigration service. They did not deport them.”

Giuliani, the front-runner in national polls, then accused former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney of employing illegal immigrants at his home and running a “sanctuary mansion.”

“It just happens you have a special immigration problem that nobody else up here has. You were employing illegal immigrants. That is a pretty serious thing. They were under your nose,” Giuliani said.

Romney replied it would “not be American” to check the papers of workers employed by a contractor simply because they have a “funny accent.” He had landscapers at his Belmont, Mass., home who turned out to be in the country without papers.

Former Tennessee Senator Fred Thompson took a strict stance on immigration rallying against President Bush’s failed immigration reform plan. The plan would have granted citizenship to immigrants who have been here for a long time and increased the number of guest workers allowed annually in the U.S.

When asked by a YouTube user if he would veto a bill that involves amnesty for those that have come here illegally, Thompson answered with an emphatic “yes.”

“A nation that cannot and will not defend its own borders will not forever remain a sovereign nation,” said Thompson. “It’s our home. And we now get to decide who comes into our home.”