Illegal aliens are powerless, most vulnerable people in society

Summary (posts follow):

While individual illegal aliens are indeed among those in the U.S. with the least amount of power, as a group the opposite is true. The reason for that is seen by the fact that those claiming that illegal aliens have no power are those with a tremendous amount of power: newspapers, political and religious leaders, far-left and racial power groups, and so on. Those groups pull out all the stops to protect illegal aliens as a group, supporting illegal immigration, smearing opponents, and so on at every opportunity.

Last modified May 4, 2009

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Soledad O'Brien "Latinos in America" not biased enough for NILP (+ she lies) - 11/09/2009

... vulnerable among us (note: see immigration vulnerable). Others wanted no immigration experiences in the documentary because they considered them depressing. At the end of the day, I am a journalist and I made every effort to report the unfolding drama of human beings in our community... What I do know is that I am unapologetic about our need to cast a light on inadequate services and unfair treat...

Gutierrez unveils immigration "reform" bill principles at Washington DC rally (RI4A, CHC,NCIC,religious leaders) - 10/13/2009

Earlier today, supporters of comprehensive immigration reform held a rally in Washington DC. Rep. Luis Gutierrez (Chair of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Immigration Task Force) laid out outlines of a bill he'll supposedly be introducing later this year. The specifics aren't known but it will be very lax and probably won't include the "symbolic gestures" from the bill h...

Rep. Luis Gutierrez wants illegal aliens in healthcare exchange; emulate Blue Dogs for amnesty - 9/15/2009

Rep. Luis Gutierrez - a buffoonish fervent supporter of illegal immigration - recently spoke out in favor of allowing illegal aliens into the Obama healthcare "exchange". Per ABC News (link), speaking in Spanish at a Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute function, he said:

Mike Kingsbury /SEIU offers bad economics, bad logic (legalization as a "wage floor") - 5/04/2009

... fallacy. 3. He continues with the immigration vulnerable fallacy. 4. His use of "citizens" is open to interpretation. Perhaps he realizes that many or most of those marching are not citizens and that most citizens aren't great supporters of illegal activity. Or, perhaps he's just confused.

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