Coatzocoalcos wrote:
> Some insurance cases involving American victims of uninsured illegal aliens,
> and those whose policies were void for fraud:
> http://www.uniset.ca/other/cs5/767A2d485.html
> http://www.uniset.ca/other/cs5/2005WL2363828.html
>
> Few countries issue driver licenses to persons without citizenship (or in
> the case of Europe, EU/EEA citizenship) or legal status.
>
> The current debate over astronomic fines and license fees for traffic
> violators (Mich., Va., N.J.) holds some lessons for those who think that
> withholding driving licenses without more (like just locating and removing
> illegals) will stop them driving and will protect the interests of citizens.
> See this Google list: http://tinyurl.com/24raql
>
> You need:
> -- better border control
> -- right to use racial profiling and to challenge anyone anywhere
> -- serious fines for employers and landlords who profit from illegals
> -- seizure of babiess born to illegals and forced adoption by real Ameicans
> -- better (and mandatory) uninsured motorist coverage; and higher mandatory
> policy limits
> -- health coverage for those injured by uninsured motorists and illegal
> aliens
>
Excellent, excellent. My goals are much less ambitious. Stop welfare
benefits for illegals. Stop issuing them drivers license. Stop the
government itself employing illegals directly or through contractors.
All of this is going on to a substantial degree.
> But nobody is going to do any of these things.
>
>
> Le 20/7/07 01:18, dans sbTni.4620$SM6.25@trnddc01, « Gerome Kalbasov »
> a écrit :
>
>> The Montgomery County, Maryland website contains information which
>> suggests the County is flagrantly breaking federal immigration law by
>> employing and providing benefits for illegal alien. The state of
>> Maryland issues drivers license to illegal alien which also appears to
>> be illegal. Who is supposed to investigate and prosecute this and why
>> are they not?
>>
>> A presentation from the county website contains the following
>> information. Of the 931,000 county residents, 35% speak English as a
>> second language. This implies a similar percentage are in the US
>> illegally. The county funds day labor centers run by CASA de Maryland.
>> CASA de Maryland is an illegal alien advocacy group. The county has a
>> "don't ask don't tell policy" on legal status when providing benefits
>> such as welfare, food stamps and housing assistance. This suggests the
>> county knowingly provides all welfare services to illegal aliens.
>>
>> The county has a 4 billion dollar annual budget. With 35% of the people
>> in the county likely to be illegal alien and with a "don't ask don't
>> tell" policy on welfare it is likely that 1 or 2 billion dollars of the
>> county's budget goes to the employment and benefits for illegal aliens.
>> Just by casual observation most of the people working on county public
>> works projects are illegal aliens.
>>
>> The county admits there are legal issues. Federal law 8 USC §
>> 1324a(a)state, "it is unlawful for a person or other entity: To hire or
>> to recruit or refer for a fee for employment" any illegal aliens. The
>> county directly funds day labor centers knowing that most of the people
>> using it are illegal. This can reasonable be considered recruiting
>> illegals for employment and against the law.
>>
>> Federal law 8 USC § 1621 forbids providing welfare benefits to illegal
>> aliens. The "don't ask don't tell" policy is in flagrant violation of
>> this law. With hundreds of thousand of illegal aliens in the county, it
>> is obvious the "don't ask don't tell" policy intentionally gives
>> billions of aid to illegal aliens.
>>
>> Federal law 8 USC § 1324 also has clear provisions forbidding any
>> "harboring" or "aiding and abetting" of illegal aliens.
>>
>> Who in the government is responsible for enforcing this law? Which
>> agency like the FBI should investigate this? Which prosecutor, local,
>> state or Federal can or should prosecute this? Why are they not doing so?
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