Re: Congressman on Stopping Illegal Aliens: 'I'll Do Anything Short of Shooting Them'

He did a great job here! All the fruit pickers and farm workers won´t
come into the state and all the farmers see their existance going down
the drain. There is no one left to clean the kitchens of the poor
white women and of course their white over weight husbands will have
to cut the grass. Kick them all out and then GA will be on it´s knees.

On 1 Jul., 03:13, Travis <baconl...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> From: Travis <twmc...@gmail.com>
> Date: Thu, Jun 30, 2011 at 7:43 PM
> Subject: Congressman on Stopping Illegal Aliens: 'I'll Do Anything Short of
> Shooting Them'
> To: baconl...@gmail.com
>
>  Why holdback?****
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> http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/congressman-illegal-aliens-ill-do...
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> *Congressman on Stopping Illegal Aliens: 'I'll Do Anything Short of Shooting
> Them'* ****
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> Thursday, June 30, 2011
> By *Eric Scheiner* <http://www.cnsnews.com/source/75077> ****
>
> *(CNSNews.com*) - On Wednesday Rep. Mo Brooks (R.-Ala.) told Alabama TV
> station WHNT-TV, that he will do "anything short of shooting" illegal aliens
> to address the issue of illegal immigration.****
>
> "They have no right to be here," Brooks said. "They're clogging up our
> emergency rooms. They're making our education system more expensive, and if
> you go to the Madison County jail, far too many illegal aliens there because
> they have victimized Americans."****
>
> Brooks added, "As your congressman on the House floor I'll do anything short
> of shooting them, anything that is lawful. It needs to be done because
> illegal aliens need to quit taking jobs from American citizens."****
>
> The illegal immigration issue in Alabama has come to the forefront after the
> * passage of a state
> law*<http://latino.foxnews.com/latino/politics/2011/06/10/alabama-illegal-...>that
> imposes penalties on businesses that knowingly employ illegal
> immigrants. It requires all businesses to check the legal status of workers
> using the federal E-Verify system. ****
>
> The law also requires public schools to determine the citizenship status of
> students.****
>
> The Alabama law takes effect Sept. 1.****
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