California is in a state of rebellion. Their General Assembly passed a bill that gives sanctuary to millions of illegal aliens and are suing the Trump administration for building a wall. This state is basically flouting our nation’s immigration laws. They have become the Crimea of Mexico.
We cannot afford a populous state such as California to run roughshod over the rule of law and our nation’s sovereignty. They have 53 House representatives along with 55 Electoral College votes. It is safe to say that illegal aliens have more influence in Washington D.C. than American citizens and it is time to put a stop to it. It is time to declare, California is in a state of rebellion.
When the Yankees conquered the South in the War of Northern Aggression they passed the 14th Amendment which disenfranchised those who participated in the rebellion. Sections 2 and 3 prohibited rebels from holding public office and reduced their representation in the House, along with their Electoral College votes.
This measure didn’t just pertain to Confederate soldiers and a specific time period. Twenty years after Reconstruction, a congressman reintroduced disenfranchisement as a form of punishment. Here is an excerpt from Capitol Men:
In 1898, the Republican congressman Edgar D. Crumpacker of Indiana suggested that a 40 percent reduction in the Southern representation in Congress would adequately reflect the extensive disenfranchisement of Southern black citizens. During the South Carolina convention, the Tillman forces had actually agreed that they would willingly reduce the state’s representation in the electoral college and in Congress, if necessary, because from their perspective, the ability to dominate state politics along racial lines meant far more than having a slightly larger voice in Washington.
The last black Southerner in Congress at the time, North Carolina’s George H. White, also advocated for disenfranchisement. Here is another excerpt:
White had remained true to the emancipation vision of Douglass and the postwar black Republicans, and in Congress he did not hesitate to assail racial injustice and inequality head-on. Among other initiatives, he revived the idea that Southern states deserved a diminished representation in Congress because of their broad disenfranchisement of blacks…
Here is an interesting tidbit further down the paragraph:
...and he demanded that his white colleagues stop telling “darkie stories” and using “dialect and old plantation language” when trying to represent blacks’ views and beliefs.
Some things just don’t seem to change.
Congress is the only institution that can disenfranchise rebels in California and those fools can’t even pass a budget. However, this shouldn’t be necessary. The only reason illegal aliens have political clout is because the Census counts them. That’s how we end up with traitors like Luis Gutierrez in Congress who advocate this third world invasion.
If Americans are serious about illegal immigration, it will only happen if we convene a convention of States. We cannot depend on Washington D.C. to correct a problem they created. We must do it ourselves. The rule of law and our national sovereignty depend on it.
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