President Donald Trump needs to send a message to the Democratic Party and their third-world constituents: We are a sovereign nation whose people believe in the value of citizenship and the rule of law. DACA is officially rescinded. Those who participated, along with their parents, have 90 days to leave the country or face criminal charges. This invasion is over!
Make no mistake about it, this is a third-world invasion. Worse, we have officials in law enforcement who are aiding and abetting these people. North Carolina’s State Attorney General, Josh Stein, is a perfect example of a man who is more politician than an enforcer of laws. He and a gaggle of progressive attorneys general are using DACA as a platform for their own political ambitions.
Unfortunately for Mr. Stein, and his illegal alien constituents, his suit exposes the extent of this invasion in North Carolina. Here is an excerpt from the Charlotte Observer:
“Immigration is a vital catalyst to North Carolina’s economy,” the lawsuit states.
It further outlines the steady increase in the state’s immigrant population since 1990, growing to 7.6 percent in 2014, according to a study conducted by the Latino Migration Project at UNC-Chapel Hill, from 1.7 percent.
“This demographic change is due, in large part, to industries’ recruitment of foreign-born individuals, primarily of Latin American origin to fill available jobs that have been created as a result of the expansion of North Carolina’s economy,” the lawsuit states, noting that a Pew Research Center report in 2015 estimated that 350,000 people, or nearly 44 percent of North Carolina’s immigrant population, did not have legal immigration status.
The lawsuit states that North Carolina has one of the “largest undocumented high school populations in the country,” saying nearly 31,000 of the students enrolled in 2015 did not have the paperwork authorizing them to live in the United States.
Many of those students who have received DACA status have enrolled in colleges and universities and contributed to the tax base. Ending the program might force some of those students to leave high school and institutions of higher learning.
I have a question for Attorney General Josh Stein, how many American citizens have been displaced either at work or in our schools because of this illegal alien invasion? How many American children have suffered because of limited funding and lowered teaching standards due to this invasion? You, Mr. Stein, claim these illegal aliens contribute to the tax base. Really? True and honest scholarship states otherwise. If anything, these people are a drain on valuable resources. But don’t let the facts and the rule of law get in the way of your ambitions, Mr. Stein. I’m sure your mentor, Governor Roy Cooper’s, success is an inspiration for all usurpers of law and order.
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