A Legislating Conundrum

There continues to be talk about "immigration reform." Can someone please explain to me what the problem IS exactly?

Sorry, but I guess that I just not FUCKING STUPID enough to find the problem here. In order for FARNERS to go to any country in the frigging world, they must have proper LEGAL documentation. If someone goes to a country without that documentation and they get caught doing it, THEY GO TO JAIL AND GET DEPORTED. Or if they happen to get caught doing that in a Muslim country, they get beheaded and burned, then drug through the city streets behind camels and shit.

In the United States, we have laws on the books NOW that say pretty much the same thing. The United States is a representative republic that is a NATION OF LAWS. If our elected representatives passed and signed LAWS that say it is illegal for folks to just come here without documentation, why do we NOT simply ENFORCE THOSE LAWS? (Insert reference to enforcing murder/rape/theft laws here.)

Now when I tell my kid that this is the way a certain thing is, I must follow through, otherwise he will get the idea that my word means nothing. So, when our elected officials pass laws that they do not enforce, what does that tell CRIMINALS? Or what does it tell their constituents? It tells both that the official's words are worth NOTHING. As if we did not know that already.

Here it is in a nutshell, if you want to solve the immigration problem in this country, get the law dogs to round the folks up that are here illegally and ship them home. I am certain that with airline prices in the toilet right now, that would be cheaper than providing a living for all these folks on the public dole, ILLEGALLY.

There is your solution, my invoice is in the mail. STIMULUS!

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