Burning Atlanta

As I recall, Colorado passed some good anti-illegal laws that sought to cut them off from some government freebies. and I seem to recall some illegals moving because they couldn't get cheap housing or such. Never tough enough for me but any step at taking up the "Welcome" mat is always a good thing.

Here's Ritter spewing the typical crap about our immigration system. You ever notice the whining rhetoric of "Our dysfunctional/broken immigration system" mantra of the pro-illegals/pro-plantation owners is never backed up with what exactly it is they consider broken? "Broken" to many of these sleaze muffins simply means the plantation owners and exploiters want more CHEAP labor.

Get a clue, Ritter

The conversation turned to immigration.

"What would happen in Colorado if all the illegal immigrants in the state, the so-called undocumented workers, were forced to go back to Mexico?" Brokaw asked Ritter.

"We rely on foreign-born workers in the construction industry, the service industries and the agricultural industry," Ritter said, "and it really does hamper our ability to get foreign-born workers in if we don't have really a sensible immigration policy, which I think the country currently lacks."