Founders' solutions for illegal immigration (Part 2) ~ By Chuck Norris

Chuck has some great solutions to America's illegal immigration problem, but the question is, will anyone in Washington actually listen? Isn't it possible that the government idiocracy is intentionally not doing anything about illegal immigration? Just sayin'...

As I mentioned earlier, we can't properly deal with the illegals within our borders until we've stopped the flow of any more at our borders. Then, and only then, can we turn our attention to the millions already residing in our country. What I then propose for them is not amnesty in any package, but a one-time solution based upon the 1790-1795 immigration law that would separate the wheat from the chaff, straining out potentially productive and law-abiding citizens who will pay their fair share of taxes as citizens.

This is how America was built, and it is how it can be rebuilt again today – if we secure our borders, better regulate the influx of immigrants to meet and build up societal needs and offer a responsible path to citizenship for immigrants who are already working here and want to become productive American citizens.

By Chuck Norris

Posted: May 24, 2010 ~ 1:00 am Eastern

© 2010

(Editor's note: This is Part 2 of a three-part series on solutions to America's illegal immigration problem.)

Watching U.S. members of the House, Senate and the president's Cabinet in a joint session of Congress stand and applaud Mexican President Felipe Calderon's slam of Arizona's new immigration enforcement law, I thought, what a despicable act of disloyalty to one of their own states and a ludicrous leadership move to boot, especially when 71 percent of Arizonans agree with its new immigration law.

President Calderon, how can you possibly criticize the state of Arizona about its newly passed immigration law, when Mexico's immigration law states:

1) Immigrants can't be an economic burden.

2) Immigrants must be healthy.

3) Immigrants must have no criminal record.

4) Immigrants must show a birth certificate.

5) Immigrants must provide their own health care.

6) Government can ban foreigners due to race.

7) Illegal entry is a felony (resulting in jail time).

8) Illegal immigrants can receive no government assistance of any kind.

9) Illegal immigrants' children may not attend public schools.

10) Document fraud is subject to fine/jail.

11) Incarceration and deportation of illegals occurs without due process or a trial.

12) A Mexican who marries a foreigner with the goal of helping the foreigner live in the country is subject to up to five years in prison.

13) Federal, local and municipal police must enforce immigration laws, including checking "papers" of suspected illegals.

President Calderon, your speech in Washington, D.C., in front of our U.S. Congress sounded very hypocritical to me, to say the least! And it was very disappointing to see our Congress stand up and applaud your condemnation of Arizona's new law.

Last week, in Part 1 of this immigration series, I mentioned how it seems like the whole country is taking sides in the battle over the border in Arizona. I was wrong. It's the whole world! Yet it truly remains the tip of the iceberg of our immigration troubles, in light of the feds failure to enforce any immigration laws and how 17 other states are now cracking down on illegals and seeking to enact tougher immigration laws.

In Part 1, I also began to show how America's founders dealt responsibly and forcefully with immigration law. I concluded by outlining key criteria for citizenship from the Naturalization Act of 1795, which remain part of American law. These include:

1) five years of (lawful) residence within the United States; 2) a "good moral character, attached to the principles of the Constitution of the United States, and well disposed to the good order and happiness of the United States"; 3) the taking of a formal oath to support the Constitution and to renounce any foreign allegiance; and 4) the renunciation of any hereditary titles.

In order for us to regain control of the chaotic mess and national disunity posed by illegals and press on to achieve the success our forefathers had in immigration, I believe we must apply those four criteria to our naturalization process in a more practical way. ...

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