Are hospital administrators, like the local law enforcement, prohibited from asking them to pay?

Opponents of this heavy handed Immigration Sellout
are not using their best arguments:

Instant devastation of Medicare which is critical to the American Citizens of any hue or pallor who are unable to go back to work to get insurance coverages. The smaller problem is the 12-20 million who are here now! Since they are healthy enough to survive the rigors of getting here illegally, they only need hospitalization every 12 months to have a baby. The half dozen dependents, and they truly will be dependents, Fathers, Mothers, Aunts, Uncles, elderly neighbors who will cough up good money to be listed as a dependent so he or she can get here for the needed $200,000.00 cancer treatment which here will be free for the “chain Migrants is the proverbial time bomb. Why is no one discussing this?

I haven’t seen overtime since high school. I haven’t seen heath care benefits since I left the military. IT isn’t manual labor, but’s it’s been hit hard by H1Bs.

“I do recognize that the people who come over come here from countries where they simply cannot get ahead, to work their butts off to send pennies to their families.”

Immigrants in the USA sent $40 billion to their relatives and friends in Latin America and the Caribbean in 2005.

I live in Austin and am ticked by the it-couldn’t-possibly-be-racist by our community leaders, black and Hispanic. I suppose it is now perfectly normal for mobs to pummel car passengers to death and indulge in a public lynching.

Last year, a tawdry, troublesome, crime-ridden nightclub burned to the ground and police were emailing their buddies joking about the club, saying things like “burn baby burn.” The same community leaders were up in arms, militant and marching and demanding heads on a platter and screamed racism all the way to the bank (by the way, Sharpton and Jackson were not there)until the city caved and offered an enormous amount of money to the owners (though they didn’t get as much as originally offered). Austin created panels to discuss how taxpayers could be soaked even more to ensure quality of life for blacks, especially be working harder to enhance black cultural venues. I went to one panel and there was one married couple going to the Culinary Institute (Ivy League expensive) on taxpayer dollars, did not work,(on taxpayer dollars), and were whining endlessly that they did not feel that the city reached out to them.

As my family has just experienced its eleventh crime, trust me when I say that I don’t feel particularly sympathetic.

Ah, I’ve long wondered when somebody would bring up the Kitty Kelley book, post #96 (lukeNC) Or, perhaps you learned that bit of information off the Today Show…

Remember in September of 2004, when NBC News gave Kitty Kelley a three-day open forum to present her lies as fact, but the Swift Boat Vets couldn’t get 5 minutes of airtime…

OK, back on topic….

The driver and the young girl were treated for minor injuries. The murdered man, Luis Morales, lived with his older sister who described him as a wonderful brother and law-abiding man.

Local Hispanic gangs said the 2 men should have left the scene rather than risk “black animals” lynching them. One gang leader vowed blacks would pay for this.
Police offered tip and hotline numbers but no information “has yet” been received from the Juneteenth celebrants.
Austin leaders urged “calm”.

http://www.charlotte.com/112/story/166608.html

Does no one care about pleasing God anymore? Have these people never felt the love of the Lord? At times I find the amount of evil in the world unbearable. Where are our better angels?

“As you do onto the least of you, you do onto me”

There are clothing workshops in New York where literal slave labor, is being used. The people who are slaves are Chinese.

There are prostitution houses all over the country where the forced prostitutes are Hispanic and Asian.

There are people from the Middle East and Africa who are being found guilty of having slaves.

The people who are running these operations are legal. What do you suggest we do to filter out people who may be pimps, madams, or slave owners?

It is only a guess that the above defintions were the intent during some of the previous discussion.

The love of money is the root of all evils, so the scripture says. And I will wager our elected officials (most of them) have a horse in this race.

We the People of the United States of America possess the sovereignty which we loan to our elected representatives through our republican form of democracy as carefully revealed in The Constitution of the United States of America. That document has been the supreme law of our land since 1789 and from it stems our almost religious dedication to the “rule of law.”

The rule of law is what under girds “American culture.” What rankles us most about illegal aliens is the concept that they get a wink and a nod on the “rule of law.”

All of our great social issues involve the “rule of law” concept.

Congress is dealing with our broken immigration system by sidestepping the problem: we will just ignore the rule of law.

When we ignore the rule of law, we undermine the very essence of American culture.

We have reason to expect immigrants to learn English and study our history, because it is how they will come to understand and become part of the concept of the rule of law. Only then will they be part of the American culture.

Of course there are a multitude of subcultures throughout the country. Most are positive, productive and add variety to our lives. There are also negative cultures that we have to resist and even fight through the rule of law.

The Amnesty Bill is a classic example of “let’s don’t, but say we did.”

No semiconscious American believes that a broken border and a broken immigration system and a broken system for identifying and deporting illegal aliens will be changed in the least by a whole set of new statutes. We know that they will not be enforced and that most of the “tough” provisions will be voted out of existence in the near future.

Teddy Kennedy has famously announced about one problematic section that “we will change it after the bill is passed.” Those are the operating words that should be etched on everyone’s brain. This sham of a bill is only Act I.

Congress acted bravely in the defense of the rule of law when it passed the Civil Rights Act of 1964. If that was a +10 on the scale of justice, this bill is prospecting to be a -10.

Along with the rule of law, American culture has developed another basic concept: “No guts, no glory.” Where do Bush and Congress stand on that one?

Apparently not a true statement.

http://www.snopes.com/politics/bush/laura.asp

NO ONE HAS A RIGHT TO ENTER THE UNITED STATES.

If some uninvited guest showed up at your door unexpectedly and flopped on your sofa for months, insisted that you play their music or watched their TV programs, helped themselves to the food in your kitchen you have the right to send them on their way.

We have had 20 years of 3 different administrations failing to enforce the existing laws on immigration and employment of illegals. It is time that we demand that the administration enforce the laws against employing illegals.