In 2002, immigration reformers abolished the INS,
stopped the illegal alien amnesty train, and blew the
whistle on the
State Department, the
INS and the
EOIR Immigration Court bureaucracy.
But, as the gap widens between
public and "elite" opinion on immigration policy,
the reformers must again take the initiative in 2003.
The primary goal: getting out the truth. And as more
people realize every day, the truth about massive legal
and out-of-control illegal immigration is readily
available on
the internet,
talk radio,
Fox News and
The Washington Times. Get it while you still can.
My predictions:
In 2003…
- The truth about illegal alien in-state
college tuition, illegal alien driver's licenses,
illegal alien
"Matricula consular" identification cards, and
illegal alien two-nation bank accounts will become
increasingly unavoidable. All subvert the sovereignty of
the United States.
- Americans, and perhaps even
Drug Czar Walters, will realize that the Bush
Administration's plan to give Mexican trucks full access
to the roads of the United States will make it easier
for smugglers to bring illegal aliens and drugs to YOUR
door.
- New York City and the entire state of
California (always the trend-setters, you know) will be
the first to implode from immigrant-exacerbated budget
crises.
- The Bush-backed illegal alien amnesty for
Mexicans, much less illegal alien amnesty for all, is
doomed. The immigration enthusiasts' fall-back position:
undeclared "stealth" amnesties. American citizenship
further cheapens. The Constitutional distinction between
citizens and persons—as well as the intuitive
distinction between legal and illegal— will be all but
abolished.
- Even
Soldier of Fortune magazine will join in getting
the word out about the illegal alien invasion. Public
opinion will swell in support of putting troops on our
border.
- Peter Brimelow and VDARE.COM will continue
to be in the forefront of truth-tellers on the internet,
running rings around censored mainstream media.
[Peter Brimelow
comments: (embarrassed cough!)]
- Columnist Michelle Malkin, author of
Invasion will get to say "I told you so" again and
again as illegal alien Beltway sniper
John Lee Malvo makes his way through the court
system.
-
Terry Anderson, the tell-it-like-it-is host of the
internet's most unique
radio show on the illegal alien invasion, will still
be mad and paying attention.
(Dreaming starts here!....)
- Following the lead of Policy Chief Mann,
Congress will abolish the EOIR - or at least revive the
mandatory detention of criminal aliens by revoking the
authority of the Attorney General's
EOIR immigration judges to review immigration bonds.
Juan Mann [send him
email] is a lawyer and proprietor of
DeportAliens.com.
January 01, 2003