by Marvin Ramírez
Marvin Ramírez
The news that 22 states are now following Arizona steps in going after undocumented people should be considered a serious challenge to federal rule.
The announcement was released on August 18 and it states that lawmakers are pushing versions of Arizona’s illegal immigration crackdown bill SB 1070.
And although a federal judge stopped part of SB 1070, at the end the states will have the last word, as they hold superior power over the feds.
Mistakenly many believe that the feds own the states, and therefore can exercise unlimited powers over what they really are: independent republics.
The United States Federal government power was granted by the states, which have their own Constitution and their state citizens are sovereign men and women.
That is the unfortunate truth for our brothers and sisters without work permits.
Workers cross the border as a consequence of a deliberate strategy by the bankers to displace foreign workers in the own countries. How? The U.S. Congress’s, which is controlled by the bankers, subsidy agriculture, so providing U.S. farmers with an unfair advantage in the agricultural market.
For example, U.S. farmers receive funds for farming, regardless if these make a profit or not. This way they are able to sell grains to Mexico for a fraction of its cost. For example, this makes it impossible for farmers in Mexico and third world countries to compete. It makes agricultural business unprofitable. This way, the bankers weaken those countries and chokethem economically – forcefully sending their citizens abroad as voluntary slaves to work for foreign nations as means of survival.
This is why we see so Las noticias que 22 es many people coming in illegally to find work, while the border patrol turn a blind eye. And they are actually let in and let out at both during the beginning and at the end of the harvest.
The employers want their labor, the immigration agents make money arresting them and politicians use them as scapegoat during political campaigns; they need to blame others for their own failures.
While people want more immigration control and the feds refuse to overhaul the immigration system, the states could be on the verge of setting up their own immigration policies, meaning the fed could lose the assignment to regulate immigration and go after undocumented immigrants with stronger force.
