by Tony El

Created on: June 03, 2010

With all of the recent drama over the Arizona Illegal Immigration law and other under-reported bizarre actions such as the disciplining of the public school kids for wearing the American flag, the reprimanding of a office worker for displaying the stars and strips at her desk, the lowering of the Ol' Glory for the Mexican flag at a public school, and the massive under-reporting, or outright mis-reporting, of the severe negative effects that illegal immigration is having on our society, someone awakening from a sixty-year coma may wonder who's country is it? Is this a nation founded upon law, right and wrong justice? Is this America?

While there is much dust being kicked up with the highly organized and violent demonstrations and Americans fighting for and against legalizing illegal immigrants, with boycotts, lawsuits and such, one could easily understand how the main issue can get lost.

The main issue being legal verses illegal, right verses wrong, and whether we as a nation are going to stand on the side of lawful principle and justice or political expediency and favor?

Imagine if you broke into someone's home and realized that entering the home without permission was not against the law because the door was not locked, but you remaining in the home and taking benefits from the general treasury and resources was against the laws of the home. You expected to be arrested by the law enforcers and sent back to your home at any moment. But the time never came.

Instead the policy makers enabled, encouraged, and financially supported your continued illegal presence. Would the actions of the policy makers not embolden your behavior and encourage others to follow your path? Of course it would.

So should it not be of any surprised where we find ourselves as a nation now receiving more people entering illegally than legally? Of course not. Every American should be pissed at the policy makers for allowing this atmosphere of capitulation and appeasement towards the vagrants and interlopers.

We need to remember that the seemingly unabated immigration/colonization of illegal immigrants, particularly from Mexico, into America is not due to any law, but policies of corporate United States and a steady dose of political correctness tonic being doled out by the Establishment Media.

There's no law requiring me to push “1” for English when I call Home Depot. But the Federal Immigration and Nationality Act Section 8 USC 1324(a)(1)(A)(iv)(b)(iii), already

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