Recent polls show this building rage; take for example the following:
• 83% of U.S. voters say that citizenship verification should be part of any health care reform legislation (Rasmussen, September 2009).
• 78% of likely U.S. voters believe that mass immigration has adversely impacted the quality and cost of the U.S. health care system (Pulse Opinion Research, August 2009).
• 78% of likely U.S. voters oppose amnesty, with 19% in favor. 88% of African-Americans oppose amnesty. (Pulse Opinion Research, August 2009).
• 70% of American voters feel that increased border control should be the most important priority in immigration reform. Only 22% prioritized legalization of illegal aliens (Rasmussen, August 2009).
• 50% of American think immigration to the U.S. should be decreased, while only 14% want to see an increase in immigration to the U.S. (Gallup, August 2009).
• 68% of adults think limiting care to illegal aliens is a good to excellent way to reduce overall health care costs (Zogby, July 2009).
• 80% of likely voters oppose healthcare coverage for illegal aliens (Rasmussen, June 2009).
• 67% of liberals and progressives believe that the level of immigration into the U.S. is too high (Pulse Opinion, April 2009).
• 68% believe that employers who hire illegal aliens should be punished (Rasmussen, March 2009).
• 79% of voters say the military should be used along the border with Mexico (Rasmussen, March 2009).
• 73% believe law enforcement officers should check immigration status during traffic stops (Rasmussen, March 2009).
• Only 32% of Obama voters considered his support for amnesty as a factor in their decisions to vote for him (Zogby, November 2008).

Visit NumbersUSA.org for reliable information on the consequences of massive immigration on US citizens.

Recent polls show this building rage; take for example the following:
• 83% of U.S. voters say that citizenship verification should be part of any health care reform legislation (Rasmussen, September 2009).
• 78% of likely U.S. voters believe that mass immigration has adversely impacted the quality and cost of the U.S. health care system (Pulse Opinion Research, August 2009).
• 78% of likely U.S. voters oppose amnesty, with 19% in favor. 88% of African-Americans oppose amnesty. (Pulse Opinion Research, August 2009).
• 70% of American voters feel that increased border control should be the most important priority in immigration reform. Only 22% prioritized legalization of illegal aliens (Rasmussen, August 2009).
• 50% of American think immigration to the U.S. should be decreased, while only 14% want to see an increase in immigration to the U.S. (Gallup, August 2009).
• 68% of adults think limiting care to illegal aliens is a good to excellent way to reduce overall health care costs (Zogby, July 2009).
• 80% of likely voters oppose healthcare coverage for illegal aliens (Rasmussen, June 2009).
• 67% of liberals and progressives believe that the level of immigration into the U.S. is too high (Pulse Opinion, April 2009).
• 68% believe that employers who hire illegal aliens should be punished (Rasmussen, March 2009).
• 79% of voters say the military should be used along the border with Mexico (Rasmussen, March 2009).
• 73% believe law enforcement officers should check immigration status during traffic stops (Rasmussen, March 2009).
• Only 32% of Obama voters considered his support for amnesty as a factor in their decisions to vote for him (Zogby, November 2008).

Visit NumbersUSA.org for reliable information on the consequences of massive immigration on US citizens.

First its illegals, and then the law will expand to US citizens in the name of safety.

A law like this is scary

Just so long as they are not here.