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Enforce Immigration Law As Defined By The US Constitution and Allow States To Enforce Immigration Law as Rule of Law.

Created by S.M. on October 30, 2011

The Illegal Immigrant currently in the United States Is A Risk to National Security and A Burden on the US Taxpayer and Adds to The National Debt Crisis as Illegal Immigrants get Food Stamps,Housing and welfare,Medical assistance but they do not Pay Taxes.States Have Passed Immigration Laws to Assist the Federal Government in Immigration Enforcement Based on US Constitutional Federal Law.The States Were Sued and State Laws Put on Hold by US Courts.The Administration Has Failed to assist States and to Enforce Immigration Law and States Passed Laws due to Budget and Increased Crime Rates.Many American Citizens are experiencing hard times and US Government programs to assist low and middle income citizens are facing cuts to budgets and programs.Illegal Immigrants Benefit at Taxpayers dime.

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