Novato parents deported, leaving two behind

Flash Gordon wrote:

Take the house to pay for the deportation costs.
I thank god the mother and father can't come back for the next 10 years as a deported illegals. Yea!

Next step is to get that illegal alien son of their's out of this country. Don't know why they gave him until next July. ICE has to ensure they get his criminal arse back to Guatemala. Just say no to Amnesty (CIR) the Dream Act or Agjobs. Vote your congressman out of office in 2010 if he even considers such subversive legislation. Tell him/her via E-mail, fax, phone or letter. Do it now!

skinnygenes wrote:

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You couldn't be further from the truth. In fact, I say that you're brainwashed, and so full of self-hate that you want for others to feel pity for your circumstances.

Look at my ISP location. I doubt there's anyone feeling sorry for me.

gzeena wrote:

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Yes. We know.

Trans Am pics? Don't forget to adjust your girdle.

FRITOBANdito wrote:

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Look at my ISP location. I doubt there's anyone feeling sorry for me.

Wealthy people can be the most miserable ones out there.

There's a line in a song...goes something like this...

The poor man wants to be wealthy
the wealthy man wants to be king
and the king wants to rule the world

If you've reached your financial goals, then good for you, I'm not about to discredit anyone's hard work in life. But just remember, as sure as you've attained it, it can all be taken away from you.

skinnygenes wrote:

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Wealthy people can be the most miserable ones out there.
There's a line in a song...goes something like this...
The poor man wants to be wealthy
the wealthy man wants to be king
and the king wants to rule the world
If you've reached your financial goals, then good for you, I'm not about to discredit anyone's hard work in life. But just remember, as sure as you've attained it, it can all be taken away from you.

Don't bet on it.... Maybe in your dreams, but not in MY real world.

FRITOBANdito wrote:

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Look at my ISP location. I doubt there's anyone feeling sorry for me.

Ten most troubled states in the U.S.

The same economic pressures that pushed California to the brink of
insolvency are wreaking havoc on other states, a new report has found.

And how state officials deal with their fiscal problems could reverberate
across the United States, according to the Pew Center on the States'
analysis released Wednesday.

The 10 most troubled states are: Arizona, California, Florida, Illinois,
Michigan, Nevada, New Jersey, Oregon, Rhode Island and Wisconsin.

Other states -- including Colorado, Georgia, Kentucky, New York and
Hawaii -- were not far behind.

The list is based on several factors, including the loss of state revenue,
size of budget gaps, unemployment and foreclosure rates, poor money
management practices, and state laws governing the passage of budgets.

These troubles have forced these states -- as well as many others -- to
raise taxes, lay off or furlough state workers and slash services. These
actions can slow down the nation's recovery, especially since these 10
states account for one-third of the country's population and economic
output.

"Decisions these states make as they try to navigate the recession will play
a role in how quickly the entire nation recovers," said Susan Urahn,
managing director of Pew Center on the States.

In a separate study released Wednesday, the Center on Budget and Policy
Priorities found that states will likely have to make steep cuts in their
fiscal 2011 budgets, which start next July 1 in most states. That's because
the critical federal stimulus dollars will run out by the end of 2010.

These cuts could take nearly a percentage point off the national gross
domestic product and cost the nation 900,000 jobs, the study found.

10 troubled states

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FRITOBANdito wrote:

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Don't bet on it.... Maybe in your dreams, but not in MY real world.

You must not be plugged in to what's happening these days, no one is immune. Well, whatever floats your boat.

FRITOBANdito wrote:

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Look at my ISP location. I doubt there's anyone feeling sorry for me.

Your ISP location is merely where the server is located that your ISP connects you through. Mine says Boca. I don't live there, nor would I. Another poster here lives in Illinois and his ISP location regularly comes up as California. So, perhaps you just use the IP address showing up to pretend what you wish were true.

Good luck with that.

texmex wrote:

<quoted text>There hard working people Thats how.

Bullshit. Hard working people don't cowardly run from their own country instead of do the HARD WORK to make it better. Coming here to STEAL what we have WORKED HARD to create is not working hard, bucko. Typical, always harboring and touting an overbloated sense of importance and contribution.

Americans start shooting them dead. It's the only way illegal aliens are going to get that stealing from us will cost them plenty.

Cricket 23 wrote:

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Ten most troubled states in the U.S.
The same economic pressures that pushed California to the brink of
insolvency are wreaking havoc on other states, a new report has found.
And how state officials deal with their fiscal problems could reverberate
across the United States, according to the Pew Center on the States'
analysis released Wednesday.
The 10 most troubled states are: Arizona, California, Florida, Illinois,
Michigan, Nevada, New Jersey, Oregon, Rhode Island and Wisconsin.
Other states -- including Colorado, Georgia, Kentucky, New York and
Hawaii -- were not far behind.
The list is based on several factors, including the loss of state revenue,
size of budget gaps, unemployment and foreclosure rates, poor money
management practices, and state laws governing the passage of budgets.
These troubles have forced these states -- as well as many others -- to
raise taxes, lay off or furlough state workers and slash services. These
actions can slow down the nation's recovery, especially since these 10
states account for one-third of the country's population and economic
output.
"Decisions these states make as they try to navigate the recession will play
a role in how quickly the entire nation recovers," said Susan Urahn,
managing director of Pew Center on the States.
In a separate study released Wednesday, the Center on Budget and Policy
Priorities found that states will likely have to make steep cuts in their
fiscal 2011 budgets, which start next July 1 in most states. That's because
the critical federal stimulus dollars will run out by the end of 2010.
These cuts could take nearly a percentage point off the national gross
domestic product and cost the nation 900,000 jobs, the study found.
10 troubled states
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Where do get this kind of BS propaganda? Whatever happens, I"m not effected. That's what happens when you know how to compete.

skinnygenes wrote:

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You must not be plugged in to what's happening these days, no one is immune. Well, whatever floats your boat.

EPA caught up with ya' yet? I heard that ride out into space is a real experience.

Rebel wrote:

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Your ISP location is merely where the server is located that your ISP connects you through. Mine says Boca. I don't live there, nor would I. Another poster here lives in Illinois and his ISP location regularly comes up as California. So, perhaps you just use the IP address showing up to pretend what you wish were true.
Good luck with that.

You're lookin' pretty malnourished these days. Send me your address and I'll send ya' a case of Alpo beef chunks free of charge.

BTW, I saw your former master beggin' for change on the Del Mar Heights on-ramp. He says "hi".

FRITOBANdito wrote:

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EPA caught up with ya' yet? I heard that ride out into space is a real experience.

boring........

don't bother responding, you have nothing left to add to your already pathetic little mewlings.

skinnygenes wrote:

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boring........
don't bother responding, you have nothing left to add to your already pathetic little mewlings.

In your case, it's more like meowlings, little stinky frail one. I can send ya' a case of Purina Cat chow free of charge. Send me your address. Oh don't worry.., I won't sick the big bad EPA dog on ya'.

FRITOBANdito wrote:

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Look at my ISP location. I doubt there's anyone feeling sorry for me.

Frito is the illegal who has taken the job of cleaning Del Mar's richest toliets. He really lives in a van with 10 other illegals doing the jobs nobody wants. HAHAHA HEHEHE

Flash Gordon wrote:

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Frito is the illegal who has taken the job of cleaning Del Mar's richest toliets. He really lives in a van with 10 other illegals doing the jobs nobody wants. HAHAHA HEHEHE

Dream on.... The class conscious usually do. Is that why you're in the virtual?

From a California Teacher:

"I am in charge of the English-as-a-second-language department at a large
southern California high school which is designated a Title 1 school,
meaning that its students average lower socioeconomic and income levels.
Title 1 schools are on the free breakfast and free lunch program. When I say
free breakfast, I'm not talking a glass of milk and roll but a full
breakfast and cereal bar with fruits and juices that would make a Marriott
proud. The waste of this food is monumental, with trays and trays of it
being dumped in the trash uneaten. About 75% or more DO have cell phones.
The school also provides day care centers for the unwed teenage pregnant
girls some as young as 13 so they can attend class without having to arrange
for babysitters or family watch their kids. I ended up buying new computers
for the computer learning center, which, one month later, have been carved
with graffiti by the appreciative students who feel humbled and grateful to
have a free education in America .I have had to intervene several times for
young and substitute teachers whose classes consist of many illegal
immigrant students here in the country less then 3 months who raised so much
hell with the female teachers, calling them "Putas" whores and throwing
things that the teachers were in tears. Free medical, free education, free
food, day care etc.Is it any wonder they feel entitled to not only be in
this country but to demand rights, privileges and entitlements ?
To those who want to point out how much these illegal immigrants contribute
to our society because they LIKE their gardener and housekeeper and they
like to pay less for tomatoes: spend some time in the real world of illegal
immigration and see the TRUE costs .
Higher insurance, medical facilities closing , higher medical costs, crime,
lower standards of education in our schools, overcrowding, new diseases etc.
For me, I'll pay more for tomatoes. We need to wake up. The guest worker
program will be a disaster because we won't have the guts to enforce it .
Does anyone in their right mind really think they will voluntarily leave and
return?
It does, have everything to do with culture: A third-world culture that does
not value education , that accepts children getting pregnant and dropping
out of school by 15 and that refuses
to assimilate , and an American culture that has become so weak and worried
about " political correctness " that we don't have the will to do anything
about it. Business doesn't want to pay a decent wage.Consumers don't want
expensive produce. Government will tell you Americans don't want the jobs.
But the bottom line?. The phrase "cheap labor" is a myth , and a lie. There
is no such thing as "cheap labor."
An illegal alien with a wife and five children. He takes a job for $5.00 or
6.00/hour. At that wage, with six dependents, he pays no income tax, yet at
the end of the year, if he files an Income Tax Return, he gets an " earned
income credit" of up to $3,200 free. He qualifies for Section 8 housing and
subsidized rent. He qualifies for food stamps .He qualifies for free health
care..His children get free breakfasts and lunches at school. He requires
bilingual teachers and books.. If they are or become, aged, blind or
disabled , they qualify for SSI. Once qualified for SSI they can qualify for
Medicare . All of this is at (our) taxpayer's expense .
He doesn't worry about car insurance, life insurance, or homeowners
insurance. Taxpayers provide Spanish language signs, bulletins and printed
material. He and his family receive the equivalent of $20.00 to 30.00/hour
in benefits.
Working Americans are lucky to have $5.00 or $6.00/hour left after paying
their bills and his. "

L.A. Times

California Workers bracing to say goodbye to Toyota auto plant

Most industry analysts believe it's a foregone conclusion that the Japanese
automaker will shut California's last remaining auto plant. That leaves
3,600 union workers to hope against enormous odds.

Reporting from Fremont, Calif.- As Mae Fisher sees it, the union has given
her a good life.

She's spent more than half her 62 years as a dues-paying member of the
United Auto Workers, on the line in the hulking gray auto factory here where
Toyota Corp. and General Motors Co. make Tacomas, Corollas and Pontiac
Vibes.She credits her union salary for her home, her security and the
prospect of a comfortable retirement. Fisher can afford a vacation every
year, and her household budget can easily absorb the occasional night on the
town.

It's been good to her family too; three of her sisters, two nephews and a
grandson all work at the factory, which is half an hour south of Oakland.

But with the auto industry struggling through its worst year in three
decades, the smart money is betting that the plant here will be shut down.
That would be a devastating blow to Fisher and the 3,600 other union workers
she calls her sisters and brothers.

"We're used to making a certain amount of money and living a certain
lifestyle, and now they might not want to give that to us," Fisher said,
peering out from big, round glasses beneath a permanent wave. "It's a
shock."

On a recent Sunday morning, Fisher and hundreds of other anxious members of
UAW Local 2244 shuffled into the union hall across the street from the
factory to hear from their leaders. Many seemed prepared for the worst.

Deficit :

While Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has called for increases in the sales
tax and cuts in services to reduce the budget deficit of $11.2 billion, a
population group has noted that the shortfall is about the same as the costs
of illegal immigration to the state.
Californians for Population Stabilization (CAPS) says that a 2004 study
indicated that California's illegal alien population imposed a net cost of
$9 billion per year on the state's taxpayers just for education, medical
care and incarceration. "After adjusting the figure for current costs and
increases in the number of illegal aliens, it would exceed the state's
projected deficit," according to Diana Hull, the organization's president,
"and this is a very conservative estimate."
Other states are taking steps to reduce illegal immigration and the burdens
it imposes. Arizona, for instance, passed legislation requiring that
employers use the E-verify system to check the work eligibility of
employees. "Unfortunately, California is going the other direction, and
taxpayers get stuck with the bill," said Hull.
The costs of illegal immigration to California are likely much higher. A
2007 study by Philip J. Romero, formerly a research economist at RAND, top
economic adviser to Governor Pete Wilson and later Dean of the University of
Oregon School of Business, estimated that illegal aliens in California
receive somewhere between $10 and $38 billion more in state services than
they pay in state taxes.
Schwarzenegger has responded to the budget crisis by ordering a special
session of the state legislature to increase the sales tax by 1.5 percent,
increase other taxes, and cut funds for education.
"California needs a special session of the legislature to deal with the
problem of illegal immigration, beginning right now. If we don't stop
illegal immigration, the costs will continue to escalate, deficits will
continue to get larger and the tax burden will finally become unbearable,
causing residents and businesses to relocate," Hull said.

http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/Califor... {F27711D3-5E6B-4F20-AE75-23279 4B069A1

LOS ANGELES - Through their citizen children, illegal immigrants in Los
Angeles County collect $420 million annually in welfare and food stamps,
according to a report requested by 5th District County Supervisor Michael D.
Antonovich.

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Social Services told the
supervisor that payments to illegal immigrants' children amount to
approximately 24% of the county's combined CalWORKS and food stamps budget,
officials said.

"What we found was kind of astonishing," said Tony Bell, an Antonovich aide.

Each month, the county doles out $77 million in CalWORKS assistance,$20
million of which goes to the citizen dependent children of illegal
immigrants, said Helen Berberian, another Antonovich aide. CalWORKS is the
state's welfare-to-work program.

Along with CalWORKS assistance, the county approves $70 million every month
in food stamps, with $15 million going to legal children of illegal
immigrants, Berberian said.

The welfare payments go to nearly 100,000 children of 60,000 illegal
immigrants, Antonovich's staff said. His staff estimated that Los Angeles
County has almost 12% of the United States' illegal immigrant population.