March Sees 200 Percent More Border Apprehensions Than FY 2017
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AAAJ graphic as seen on the anti-borders GALEO facebook page. AAAJ sponsors

No more bargaining. No deals. No apologies. Enforce the law.

AnnCoulter is right!

#DeportTheDreamersFirst.

We abandon the premise that the Goodlatte bill or any other legislative amnesty scheme is a viable or realistic alternative to real enforcement.

We have tossed the unworkable fantasy that there can be a deal in Washington to trade renewable legalization for DACA recipients and nationwide E-Verify, a border barrier, ending visa overstays and greater interior enforcement, including work place enforcement and immigration reduction.While the concept sounds “reasonable” for panel discussions, it is nevertheless clearly never going to happen and we believe if such a deal were struck, it would not be honored. This thinking is fine for inside the beltway discussion. but out here on the ground it is obvious unrealistic policy. The lessons learned from 1986 are not forgotten  here.

This decision was along time in coming and was cemented while we watched “dreamers” scream about their “rights” while marching in American streets for the last several years and in the Georgia State Captiol over the last three months against any enforcement, even for criminal illegal aliens while employed by the corporate-funded illegal alien lobby. See the defeat of Georgia’s SB452.

We hope the leaders of the pro-enforcement effort in Washington D.C. will recognize that illegal aliens – especially “dreamers” are never going to stop pushing for unlimited amnesties. We also hope that Republican leadership will wake up to the fact that unless the GOP can out-Dem the Democrats on immigration, illegal aliens — including the “dreamers” — are never going to vote Republican (See: 1986 amnesty and voter patterns).

We take the position that illegal aliens should be deported as they are discovered or captured.

Ann Coulter was right. The most effective concept is: #DeportTheDreamersFirst.

We hope President Trump will abandon any ideas of helping “dreamers” and honor his campaign promises.

We hope the words of Barbara Jordan will be remembered and heeded. We know enforcement works.

Jamie Rangle is an illegal alien and DACA recipient who succesfully lobbied against passage of multiple pro-enforcement bills in the just-ended 2018 Republican-ruled Georgia General Assembly. Photo: Georgia Ethics Commission, lobbyist registration.