Burning Atlanta

This is kind of funny and sad at the same time. In some ways it's like the failed amnesty plan. Smells of frustration and desperation.

What are you talking about?

Morristown Mayor Donald Cresitello has a reputation as a hard-liner on illegal aliens. But he seems to extend an olive branch in this talk, before the governor's blue-ribbon panel on immigration in New Brunswick last month.

"I'm suggesting that we immediately move forward with an order that would permit all illegals who are in this country to be granted a pathway to legalization," Cresitello said. "The pathway to legalization would not be granting citizenship, would not grant amnesty, but would certainly give people the opportunity to travel back and forth to visit their families, and have an opportunity to be paid a living wage, have an opportunity to be paid all wages they are entitled to."

The mayor contended any illegals not on this pathway to legalization should be treated as felons, as should anyone who hires them.

"We do not need a wall. We should not build a fence.But we ought to enforce the law, and we should encourage legalization."

"The American people will accept this. (NOT this American)They do not want amnesty. Let's stop fighting among each other, let's grant these citizens that are here the rights they are entitled to, even though they came here illegally, and let's do it immediately, a pathway to citizenship, a pathway to legalization, tomorrow." Rights they are entitled to?? Like the right to have their asses deported ASAP?