Lynda.. This is certainly NOT directed at you personally, but to the ones who want someone to "do something" while they sit and watch, thumping their I phones...

As Pogo has Intimated... WE, You and I, and all are our own worst enemy. Evil laughs as we remain confused and angry.

One is simply wrong to blame an individual, illegal alien or not for wanting to try to escape the shit they let happen in their own country, and start anew. That is just human nature.

We need to think about it. What they let happen in their country, we are enabling today.

The one to blame stares at you in your mirror. YOU are the one who has enabled the shitstream of liberals, RINOs liars, thieves, communists and etc to be in positions of power. YOU have given up.

The evil laughs because they have convinced you that you cannot win.

But, they are wrong.

You may claim that you did not vote for them. True maybe, but you sure as shit did not vote for their challengers. Most of YOU complainers did not vote for ANYONE, because you are too damned busy playing with your I phone and posting tweets that your fellow lazy complainers may find humorous.

Not voting for good, is the same as voting for the evil. Not generating a recall petition for the crooks when discovered is the same as voting for evil.

The whole charade of media/crook collusion could be STOPPED in the span of ONE election cycle.

But, NO... you had rather wait for someone to do it for you, because you are too damned busy trying to make a buck than to take a whole day out of your life to actually VOTE.

That friends is the situation in a peanut hull. You know it's true.

As JFK famously said... "Ask not what your country can do for you--ask what you can do for your country."

Get off your ass.

: It's time to quit talking the talk and to begin to walk the
: walk. Put up, or shut up. We're enduring a wholesale
: invasion of our nation that could top one and a half
: million this year!!

: By Arnold Ahlert: A promise to fix illegal immigration put you
: in the White House, Mr. President. You said a “nation
: without borders is no nation at all.” It’s time to 'act'
: like a commander-in-chief and defend our nation against all
: enemies, foreign and domestic.

: Fellow Americans, you’ve seen it all before. The broken
: promises to “do something” about illegal immigration that
: amounted to nothing, even when each political party had
: complete control of Congress and the White House. The
: bankrupt arguments, like the contemptible idea America
: should tolerate wholly avoidable crimes, including rape and
: murder, because illegals commit them at “lesser rates” than
: native-born Americans. The judicial activism, as in
: preventing the Trump administration from transferring
: Pentagon funds to border-wall construction, or forbidding
: it from withholding grants from sanctuary cities that
: openly defy immigration law. And the wreckage of lives
: perpetrated by drug cartels, to the point where the number
: of lives lost to drug overdoses exceeds the number of those
: killed in car crashes.

: Thus, Americans are enduring a wholesale invasion of our
: nation. One so egregious the number of apprehended illegals
: could top one million just in FY2019, a total that is
: surpassed only by the 10 most populous cities in the
: nation.

: And you’ve witnessed every bit of it abetted by open-border,
: nation-state-despising, “abolish ICE!” leftists, many of
: whom believe that any attempt to preserve our customs,
: culture, language, and exceptionalism is tantamount to
: white nationalism.

: When President Donald Trump declared a national emergency, the
: Democrat/Media Complex assured the nation he was
: “manufacturing a crisis,” that he was “abusing” the
: Constitution, and that Congress was the only entity that
: could address the issues that would effectively eliminate
: the problem. Yet the legislative branch has failed to
: address issues such as birthright citizenship, E-Verify,
: visa-overstays, the Flores Settlement that requires
: government to release children detained by ICE within 20
: days, and the idea that an asylum claim automatically gets
: one entry into America, even though international standards
: require asylum-seekers to claim it in the first safe
: country they enter.

: Lawmakers’ calculated impotence is no accident. “For decades
: politicians made statements about how our immigration laws
: must be enforced and our borders secured against the
: illegal and uninspected entry of aliens, while making
: certain never to implement the measures to actually achieve
: those commonsense and achievable goals,” columnist Michael
: Cutler explains.

: They have an equally recalcitrant ally. “Mexico … refuses to
: sign a ‘safe third country’ agreement with the United
: States — this despite Mexico having incredibly generous
: asylum laws that are even broader than our own,” writes
: columnist Rachel Bovard, who further asserts that Mexico is
: the key to solving the crisis.

: Mexican President President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has
: other ideas. “‘America First’ is a fallacy because until
: the end of times, even beyond national borders, justice and
: universal fraternity will prevail,” he asserts.

: Thus, the game continues. Trump’s proposal for a merit-based
: immigration system that would raise skill-based immigration
: from 12% to 57% of the total, and decrease family-based and
: lottery-based immigration by 50%? A deflection.

: His promise to impose a 5% tariff on all Mexican imports
: beginning June 10, and rising to 25%, if Mexico does not
: take action to “reduce or eliminate the number of illegal
: aliens” crossing the border? “This is a misuse of
: presidential tariff authority and counter to congressional
: intent,” Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) insists. Sen. John
: Cornyn (R-TX) agrees. “Senator Cornyn supports the
: president’s commitment to securing our border, but he
: opposes this across-the-board tariff which will
: disproportionately hurt Texas,” a Cornyn spokesperson said.

: Disproportionately hurt Texas? Compared to what? “‘We’ve never
: seen anything like this’: As Trump threatens to close
: border, migrants overwhelm Texas cities,” stated a USA
: Today headline — in March.

: April? “On Wednesday, CBP reported ‘off the charts’ figures
: for the number of migrants apprehended at the border in
: April,” Fox News reports. “109,144 people were encountered
: trying to illegally enter the U.S., up from 103,719 in
: March and a 160 percent increase over the previous year.”

: May? An NBC News headline says it all: “Record number of
: undocumented immigrants flooded the southern border in
: May.”

: Mexico’s response to the proposed tariff? “Mexico’s top
: diplomats issued a veiled threat to the U.S. government
: suggesting that without their efforts, 250,000 more Central
: American migrants could proceed north,” Breitbart News
: reveals.

: Central American migrants? “Border officials in Texas say a
: group of 116 Africans was arrested Thursday after wading
: through the Rio Grande to enter the United States,” Fox
: News reports. “The migrants were from Angola, Cameroon and
: other African nations and include families with children
: and young people who were not with relatives.”

: In other words, how to game America’s immigration system is
: becoming common knowledge worldwide.

: Enough. America currently maintains 28,500 active-duty troops
: on a South Korean border they have defended since 1953. And
: as columnist George Neumayr reminds us, the same Congress
: that refuses to address the problem at America’s border
: gives “billions of dollars to governments across Asia,
: Africa, Europe, the Middle East, and Latin America.”
: Moreover, that funding “combined with the astronomical
: costs of U.S. military protection, allow those countries to
: seal off their borders” (italics added).

: It’s time to seal our border the same way. And it’s time to
: ignore the voices that insist it will violate the Posse
: Comitatus Act of 1878, prohibiting the use of U.S. military
: forces to perform civilian law-enforcement tasks without
: congressional authorization. Mexico has demonstrated for
: years it is willing to behave as a hostile power.
: Cartel-driven human and drug trafficking need to be treated
: like the terrorist operations they are. And caravans are
: being organized for the sole purpose of breaching our
: border.

: Repelling an organized invasion abetted by heavily armed
: cartel members is not civilian law enforcement. Moreover,
: nothing but a complete border shutdown enforced by troops
: will force Congress to act and Mexico to behave.

: Ruling-class mandarins who speak of the dire economic
: consequences of such a move? As always, globalist-minded
: elites with armed security, who erect walls around their
: houses and their neighborhoods, and who send their children
: to private schools and access first-class medical care —
: all of which is wholly unaffected by massive illegal
: immigration — couldn’t care less about “racist deplorables”
: forced to endure the orchestrated descent into Third
: World-ism.

: A descent that will entrench those same elitists in permanent
: positions of power.

: As stated above, the number of apprehended illegals this year
: is likely to exceed the population of Austin, Texas.
: Combined with those who aren’t caught? How about San Diego,
: California? Combined with the current level of legal
: immigration that engenders 1.1 million new green cards
: every year? Are Americans really supposed to abide the
: admission of a population close to the size of Chicago —
: every year — or endure accusations of bigotry for refusing
: to do so?

: A promise to fix illegal immigration put you in the White
: House, Mr. President. You said a “nation without borders is
: no nation at all.” It’s time to act like a
: commander-in-chief and defend our nation against all
: enemies, foreign and domestic.

: Put troops on the border and shut it down. Everything else is
: politics — and has been for decades.