Illegal Immigrants: The Catholic Church Looks the Other Way

Illegal Immigrants have raised the bar in their campaign of militancy against United States Law and native citizens by staging a violent protest, then anticipating and publicizing police crowd management. But is the separation of church and state one of founding dynamics that is driving illegal immigration in the United States up and away? Illegal immigrants continue to flood into this country depressing low wages and growing an already desperate native underclass to homeless and starvation levels.

What then does one say to a child confused and perhaps frightened by the sight of violent protesters in the streets? Conditions inside the United States ar far from the peasant separation from aristocrats in Revolution France, say, or medieval Russia. A child might ask why so many illegal immigrants comes here supposedly for the benfits, get in free, and then march in the streets in protest of being able to do so.

May anti-crackdown protests in the streets of Los Angeles signaled the violent response of illegal immigrants to efforts of law enforcement to identify and deport illegal immigrants in stepped-up raids in recent months. Illegal immigrants have evolved their ideology to include resistance to law enforcement and a "free pass". Illegal immigrants and the activist groups that support their cause simple elect to ignore American law when it suits them.

Being a law-abiding citizen would feasibly suppose a nodding acquaintance with the law. Unless you are an illegal immigrant and can claim religious right to climb over borders and stuff children into trucks, car trunks, and various other hiding spaces into an attempt to circumvent Unites States Laws. But the Catholic Church is OK with these happenings. It grows their user base domestically.