- I'm finding locally that illegal aliens who previously
wanted to become U.S. citizens no longer want to. They have leaned that
they have more rights and privileges as illegals than as citizens.
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- This feeds into the sense of separation, illegal pride
and the idea of Reconquista that parts of America are the rightful
property of Mexico.
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- At a local café, you now find the Mexican waitresses
and service help speaking only Spanish unless dealing with gringos.
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- Here's a recent example of dual laws in California...
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- http://www.scpr.org/news/2011/03/15/...rants/?c=60916
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- LAPD Police Chief Charlie Beck"The sad truth is
that the people that were most impacted by this law were the people that
could afford it the least generally hardworking folks who are trying
to make a life for themselves in the city of Los Angeles."
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- He defended himself against critics who said his policy
promotes illegal immigration.
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- "I rigorously enforce the law," the chief said.
"The law gives me the option whether or not I impound that vehicle
for 30 days. I am exercising that option because of the adverse impact
of this law."
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- The chief said unlicensed U.S. citizens and legal residents
stopped at checkpoints will still see their cars impounded, because unlike
undocumented immigrants they have the choice to get a license."
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