Immigration Reform: Send Them to Alaska
So, my proposition to give them a piece of Alaska would solve this issue of them coming back, illegally. We would not build any homes, businesses, or in any other manner put resources on the part of Alaska we would be giving to Mexico. They get enough of our money as it is. They can build homes with our money later.
I propose that the day the transaction passes where Mexico kindly accepts the offer of a bit of free Alaskan land from their dear friend, The U.S.A., I do think that would be a great time to send out all of the INS workers, International Naturalization Services workers, to go to every last chicken plant, overnight remodeling site, and every last Tommy Hilfiger clothing store, just to name a few of the most obvious places, to pick up all of the illegal Mexicans.
And if the INS wants to pull this "We don't know where they are" card, give us blue collar citizens of America the INS's direct phone line. We will call in telling the INS exactly where they are, including giving them the fake Social Security number the illegal aliens are currently using. We know. Trust me. So that line is a hunk of baloney.
Since there is no excuse as to not being able to gather up all the illegals, as it is blatantly obvious as to where each and every last one of them are, we would then have all 7 million cuffed and waiting deportation, to Alaska.
Immigration Reform: Send Them to Alaska
Alaska offers a truly safe place to deport Mexican terrorists that insist on re-entering my country, uninvited.
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Posted on 03/02/2008 at 12:03:38 PM