Illegal? Ship them to your local Congressmans Door Step

[lowthreeohz]

I just watched a group of ICE and DEA guys leave to do a raid, they most certainly are out working. Its a long, drawn out process to deport those fucks, but at least they're doing something about it.

[lowthreeohz]

the state is already organized to monitor businesses because of taxes. ICE conducts raids all the time in texas, and they notify local officials. all the hard work is already done, all that is left is to count the illegals, multiply that by a million, and pull their business license.

this does not cost anything, in fact the state will probably make a few hundred million dollars in the first few days that this legislation is in place. as for the illegals, once they find out that they can not work here they will move elsewhere.

Right, because a) small businesses have 1mm in capital to toss at a fine and b) they would fight and argue and litigate for months or years, so in the meantime we'd be spending tax dollars to fight the suits. Nobody wins.

[talisman]

so you want to drop them off in front of john cornyn's office, and then what? let them wander around the neighborhood? of course not, you are going to have to pay someone to watch them.

This is all I read. Who is watching them at the county line when they get dropped off there? Why would it need to be any different at John Coryns office if it is okay to just leave them at an imaginary line in the dirt?

[juiceweezl]

Instead of laying off teachers, put them behind the steering wheels of the school buses we aren't going to use either and convoy their asses with the MExicans to Mexico.

Win-fucking-win!

Don't we have some TARP money? Let's build a RR line straight to the border. Free one way ticket to the illegals we catch. Before we throw them on the deport train, we take all their cash, and valuables to fund the program. Viva la Mexico!

[Cannonball996]

Right, because a) small businesses have 1mm in capital to toss at a fine and b) they would fight and argue and litigate for months or years, so in the meantime we'd be spending tax dollars to fight the suits. Nobody wins.

then small businesses better get their shit together, there are plenty of big companies to go after as well. if they want to fight you in court, let them, but you are holding their business license so they can draw litigation out for months or years but until they pay that fine, they are not aloud to conduct business in texas, with no income from our state.

[lowthreeohz]

then small businesses better get their shit together, there are plenty of big companies to go after as well. if they want to fight you in court, let them, but you are holding their business license so they can draw litigation out for months or years but until they pay that fine, they are not aloud to conduct business in texas, with no income from our state.

So we run them out of Texas, put MORE people out of work and lose millions in revenue, while WE (see: taxpayers) still have to finance hundreds of thousands, if not millions in frivolous litigation, meanwhile nothing really changes and illegals are still working in and entering the US.

Solid plan.

[GT Dan]

Don't we have some TARP money? Let's build a RR line straight to the border. Free one way ticket to the illegals we catch. Before we throw them on the deport train, we take all their cash, and valuables to fund the program. Viva la Mexico!

Obama's always talking about high speed rail... that's perfect.... high speed right to the fucking border...

I dont know about Dallas and Tarrant but Johnson County is expanding the jail to take in more ICE inmates...

LaSalle who operates our jail is building new minimum security facilities for the weekend and overnight population so they can use the higher security for our south of the border visitors... They run buses 24x7 between Cleburne and the Border...

[SMEGMA STENCH]

Don't we have some TARP money? Let's build a RR line straight to the border. Free one way ticket to the illegals we catch. Before we throw them on the deport train, we take all their cash, and valuables to fund the program. Viva la Mexico!

I'm still convinced they can be forced to work in labor camps for a long time, then deported. Make them make us a bunch of money, then send them home. That one senator said that is the key to defeating them. Cause they are here for one reason and one reason only- money. If they are not making any money, they don't want anything to do with it. Mexico wages are a hell of a lot higher than no wages.