Blue States See Red On Illegal
Immigration [Randall
Burns] - 05/10/05
The Christian Science Monitor
is reporting recent local action on the immigration
front:
"In
Danbury, Conn., the mayor has called for state police to
be deputized as immigration officials to cope with the
thousands of undocumented workers in this leafy suburb.
In New Ipswich, N.H., the police chief has begun
charging illegal immigrants with
criminal trespass after federal officials
released others he'd arrested. And in Elsmere, Del.,
the town council is considering an ordinance that would
fine undocumented workers $100. The landlords who rent
to them and the employers who hire them would face
$1,000 fines for each offense." [Far
from border, a migration flash point]
What may be important is that these
moves are being taken in
"Blue" states that all voted for Kerry in the last
election. Perhaps some of the rank and file
Democrats are starting to realize there is a
fundamental contradiction between maintaining of the
strong social services their platform advocates-and
high levels of mass immigration under present
economic conditions.
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