Barack Obama Needs to keep his Campaign Promises; “Sanctioning Employers of Illegal Aliens, Tightening Border Security,”

Barack Obama Needs to keep his Campaign Promises; “Sanctioning Employers of Illegal Aliens, Tightening Border Security,” & Finishing that Mexican Border Fence Congress Promised:
By Marc Chamot

It’s going to be a very interesting president Barack Obama administration. It’s going to be one that we all come to witness whether he carries out his word or not. But this one will be of my utmost interest.

Why? Because we, supporters of that fence, anti-illegal immigration proponents want to see him carry out his words, or just watch him choke himself full of crow going down his BIG mouth.

Obama promised us securing the fence, so did our government who voted for these measures, we have laws on the books about illegal immigration, and it’s also the supreme LAW of the land.

Scofflaws usually land up in jail somewhere in America land. Being a working illegal alien is a scofflaw violation, and they are breaking our sovereign rights as a nation, and as well are breaking the laws of our nation.

Today’s San Francisco’s Examiner editorials couldn’t plainly tell it any better. Actually, that editorial is so well written, and it is so damn well written, it took the words right out my mouth. So, instead of telling it myself, it’s posted down below after the Barack Obama’s own crow words and promises to America when he ran for the U.S. presidency.

Yeah Examiner, keep telling it like it is.

From Barack Obama’s Own Words in his website:

"It is unconscionable to think that in a post-9/11 world we do not know precisely who is entering and exiting our country. Our homeland security requires that we know the identities of all people who cross our borders. In reforming our broken system, our efforts must be multifaceted and comprehensive."-- Statement, March 8, 2006

"I'm in favor of comprehensive immigration reform, which includes tightening our border security, sanctioning employers to employ undocumented immigrants, helping our communities deal with the costs that come from illegal immigration, getting the 12 million or so immigrants out of the shadows. That's very important to me.”

“After 9/11, we've got to know who's in this country. And then giving them a chance to pay a fine, pay back taxes, learn English and stand in line to be eligible for a legal status in this country."-- Democratic debate, April 26, 2007 http://my.barackobama.com/page/community/post/msmaeven/gGgjrG

It’s time to finish building the Mexican border fence
Examiner Editorial 1/4/09

Advocates of unrestricted immigration, environmentalists, some border state officials and even a few congressmen are pushing President-elect Barack Obama to halt construction of the 670-mile fence going up along the Mexican border — or even tear it down completely. Their urgings come despite Obama’s 2006 vote for the Secure Fence Act and the congressional immigration debate drama of 2008 that made it clear the public expects the fence to be built without delay.

The anti-fence forces are encouraged because Obama’s pick for secretary of Homeland Security, Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano, is one of them and may try to halt or further delay construction of the $2 billion barrier.

That would not be a good idea. Even though the souring economy has reduced illegal immigration to its lowest level in 30 years, some 2,000 people still enter the U.S. illegally every day through our still-open southern border.

The new administration should also use this temporary lull to crack down on the 45 percent of legal immigrants who overstay their visas. There’s plenty of unemployed Americans seeking work to fill the jobs left behind by those with expired visas.

The fence was supposed to be completed yesterday, but is still not done more than two years after Congress authorized its construction. The fence is nobody’s idea of a perfect solution to our uncontrolled immigration problem. In fact, the partially completed barrier stands as an ugly testament to government failure on a truly massive scale, all the way from the White House down to local officials in places like San Francisco who set up enforcement-free “sanctuary cities.”

The list includes the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol as well as other immigration officials who look the other way as our laws are repeatedly violated. It also includes members of Congress who failed to perform their oversight responsibilities, and federal judges who award the full panoply of taxpayer-funded government benefits to illegal immigrants.

There’s no way a sovereign nation can remain so for long if it cannot control its borders. Yet government officials insist on rewarding illegal immigrants despite recent studies, including one by the Heritage Foundation that demonstrated that the net cost to taxpayers exceeds their contributions to the national economy. In a deep and prolonged recession, America can no longer afford the luxury of self-imported labor. Found Here: http://www.sfexaminer.com/opinion/Its_time_to_finish_building_the_Mexican_border_fence.html