News media will not tell the truth
How can the citizens of the United States be protected when the news media will not tell the truth about the "Great Invasion" of our country. I live in Meridian, Idaho, and like The Arizona (Republic) liberal Democrat, the only thing the editorial section prints is praise for all illegal aliens.
The fact that the State of Arizona has lost $ 1.3 billion over and above any taxes that might have paid in by illegal aliens means nothing to these newspaper and overall news media.
The politicians seem to be excited that all illegal aliens receive welfare, food stamps, (I see the amendment would have encouraged the USDA to comply with an existing law that prohibits undocumented immigrants from receiving food stamps. Measure failed 156-262 on July 13) free emergency room service, (hospitals love this) free education, (Hatch, [R-UT] do any and everything in his power to give in-state college/U. S. Citizenship to entire family after graduation) What a country. Local police departments refuse to share citizenship and immigration status information with federal immigration authorities. Bogus Mexican ID (matricula consular) cards, how many names do you have, how many cards do you want?
In Arizona they cost, $27/$28. When I lived in Phoenix you could purchase fake Social Security numbers at several locations, $20/$25 ea. Green Cards, $50 ea. Get a drivers license in Arizona, you get voter registration automatically.
I read an article Sunday, August 15th, 2004, page main 5 of the Idaho Statesman, "There were 43 million uninsured 'Americans' in 2002." That is amazing, because in December, 2003, I read in the Arizona Republic the number was 44 million uninsured except, that something like 42% were not citizens of the United States of America.
Could this mean that maybe there is over 18-million illegal aliens in the United States? Maybe someone could bring the citizens of the United States up to date, maybe tell the truth, maybe....
Wake up America, you have lost your country.
Jack Moutrie
Meridian, Idaho