I’m not an immigrant. I’m a native.”

And quite possibly the descendant of beneficiaries of countless broken treaties (ahem, law) with the real Natives. So much for a history of adherence to law as far as immigration goes. And how many of us ended up here as a result of some prison reform and housekeeping back in the “old country?”

HiLLaRy 2008!

Corporate recruiters criticize UW-Madison’s lack of diversity

http://www.duluthsuperior.com/…..304041.htm

“In recent years, Alcoa, General Motors Corp. and a division of Proctor & Gamble Co. said the lack of diversity in the school’s College of Engineering is the reason they stopped recruiting there. Proctor & Gamble has since resumed but other corporations are threatening to look elsewhere unless the university increases its minority enrollment.”

Mt. Pleasant was a nice neighborhood 20 years ago. There was a nice mixture of peoples and cultures. I’m stating a fact. I am not unsympathetic to their situation. I work my you know what off too. Anyway, this whole situation is a mess. My question is why aren’t the hard working people in Georgetown and on Capitol Hill? Because you guys aren’t having it.

Deen: – You should have addressed this to Pachacutec.

What a load. My father’s family has been here since the early 1700s. My mother’s family has been here for at least five generations.

I’m not an immigrant. I’m a native.

The mexican government was wise to do so…if they had controlled the immigration of Yankees they would have kept Texas. Of course, in that event, it would be more screwed up than it is now.

As for the little heart-tugging story, well, many of my ancestors have been here so long that they are lost in the mists of time. They built this country, setting its basic framework long before the waves of immigration in the late 1800s. They made all the success of immigrants possible — you are free-riders on their hard work. An no, they were not immigrants. Immigrants move into an established society. They were, as Samuel Huntington has pointed out, settlers who fought and died to establish a new society. Its too bad they were foolish enough to let all these other people in.

Mt. Pleasant was a nice neighborhood 20 years ago. There was a nice mixture of peoples and cultures. I’m stating a fact. I am not unsympathetic to their situation. I work my you know what off too. Anyway, this whole situation is a mess. My question is why aren’t the hard working people in Georgetown and on Capitol Hill? Because you guys aren’t having it.

By the second or third generation, these families are fully English fluent. Just as very immigrant group has been.

Something else – by the second or third generation they are no longer doing the work that gets our worship. So we need to make sure that we have a never-ending stream of illegals. It will get very crowded and expensive, but let’s not forget that someone’s grandfather immigrated here.

Learning English does help eliminate one of the any ills caused by immigration. These people that learn it are worthy of our highest adoration and worship.

And let’s be so thankful that the Spanish radio stations were so successful in getting those flags to be American and not Mexican!! We don’t want people to realize where their allegience really is!!