Andrew C. Wallace -- Money, not Hispanic Votes, Reason for Amnesty

MONEY, NOT HISPANIC VOTES, REASON FOR AMNESTY

By Andrew C. Wallace
June 26, 2013
NewsWithViews.com

Most Hispanic Citizens who can legally vote want the illegal’s to go home so there is no incentive for politicians to support amnesty to get votes, it’s a scam. Big business, better known as the Establishment Elites want the cheap foreign labor that will also reduce the wages of Americans. You need only observe the expensive propaganda campaign supporting amnesty to know the source.

Tell your elected officials that if they vote for any part of this Amnesty Bill that you know they did it for the money and not for Hispanic votes and you would consider them to be traitors.

There is not one good thing you can say about illegals, even if we could afford them, we cannot tolerate the thousands of Americans who are killed, murdered, raped, robbed, molested and denied employment every year by illegals. Twenty Eight percent of convicts are illegals.

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Three former presidents rounded up the illegals and deported them for the benefit of Americans. We can stop them at the border and also round them up for deportation for the benefit of our people, and to hell with cheap wages for big business.

This is now a life or death issue for our country, and you must convince your elected officials to support the people rather than taking the blood money from Big Business. Again, it is a lie that they are voting for amnesty to get Hispanic votes.

You might want to read, and refer your elected officials to The Center for Immigration Studies, www.cis.org .You will find support for my comments and more detailed information than you can imagine here.

Andrew C. Wallace is a former Kentucky State Trooper, Kentucky Native, Korean War Veteran, Commercial Pilot in Alaska, University of Kentucky Undergraduate in Business, Four years of Graduate School in Economics and Marketing at University of Kentucky and University of Iowa., Assistant Professor, Thirty years as Director of Marketing Firm developing and implementing national Marketing programs for manufacturers and now retired doing research and writing.