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A couple personal experiences with Illegal Aliens.

  • My wife works for Tyson Foods. One day, about 2 years ago, the mgmt notified the employees that ICE had informed them they were gonna show up and check for compliance. (Nice of ICE to give them notice). 7 or 8 workers quit on the spot... all hispanics. A cpl days later, ICE does their check, and everyone left checks out ok. A week later, one of the girls who quit (she is guatemalan) shows back up and tells a sob story about how she WAS illegal before, but now she has her papers. Yes, she lied and gave false papers before.. but THESE are her real papers... truly... "trust me". She asked for her job back, and they rehired her using the new papers. Not long after, my wife is sitting in the lunch room, and this girl is bragging.. BRAGGING.. about how she and her husband both had full time jobs for Tysons (her husband works at a different facility 30 miles away) and not only do they have full time jobs, she went into Social Services and dragged two of her neighbors kids, claiming she was an unwed mother. She admitted she had no documentation, so they took her word for it, and so she and her husband who both have full time jobs, and no children, were also drawing food stamps, welfare check, and living in public subsidized housing.  We have made reports to ICE about the matter, and not one thing has happened as a result.

    Second story....
    One day I was in a local grocery store. I noticed a young hispanc lady pushing a cart FULL of food... not just staples, but steaks, frozen foods, pre-cooked stuff etc. You know, the expensive stuff my wife and I cannot afford. She has two children with her, and at the cash register, they are acting as interpreters for her as she could not speak English (which kinda indicates to me she was not likely born in Kansas). She is checking out and whips out a food stamp card to pay for it all. I then see her, as she was leaving, meet up with her husband (they kissed so I assumed it is her hubby or something like that)... and as I follow them out of the store, they load up in a brand new, sticker still in window, Candy apple red Dodge Ram 4X4, tricked out with spinner hubs etc.. Later when I returned to the store, I was talking to the manager who is a friend of mine, and he informs me the hubby was wiring 5 grand back to Mexico. He can afford to wire 5 grand to Mexico, drive that new customized Dodge Ram Truck... and she is paying for expensive foods with FOOD STAMPS? WTH?!?!?!

     

    It really pisses me off to hear about how we cannot seal a border, when my son is sitting on the DMZ in Korea proving you can.

     

Comments

13 comments
  • Vicky Passmore
    Vicky Passmore They have no conscience. I once worked in a church clothes closet. One of them would always have a sob story for any new worker she spotted about how she had 7 kids and her husband kicked her out. She was seen driving an Escalade and selling her free b...  more
    December 12, 2011 - 2 like this
  • Sylena  Badger
    Sylena Badger I see this all the time in public education. Many of my friends wonder why I'm such a cynic about "sob" stories. The real answer is because I know that about 50 percent of them are lies or exaggerations. These people are grifters - and living ...  more
    December 12, 2011
  • Diana Shifley
    Diana Shifley karma doesn't have to, God will and he's scarier than karma
    December 12, 2011 - 1 likes this
  • Jeff L
    Jeff L Illegal Immigration is just that, and the borders should be enforced. But ask yourself this, if you and your good church going family where on one side of a border where you could not earn enough in an 80 hour week to keep the power on, the local cartel ...  more
    December 12, 2011
  • Kevin Chicwak
    Kevin Chicwak Or they could do what our Forefathers did, grow a spine and overthrow the government which is oppressing them and their families.
    December 12, 2011 - 1 likes this
  • Vicky Passmore
    Vicky Passmore Jeff, I don't care what you say, statistics say that 40% of all prisoners in this country are Hispanic---I'm personally sick and tired of all the drugs, gang activity, ripping off welfare, identity theft, child rapes, etc. etc. etc.
    December 12, 2011
  • Kevin Chicwak
    Kevin Chicwak When I began working in the Prison System in 1998 we had 4 hispanic inmates in our Prison and 1 of those was from Cuba. That was in a prison which housed 2400 + inmates. We now have a hispanic inmate population of 100+ and this is in a medium security joi...  more
    December 12, 2011 - 2 like this
  • Diana Shifley
    Diana Shifley I still say - seal the border and kick them out. What is the purpose in having any laws if we don't enforce them?
    December 13, 2011 - 2 like this
  • Jeff L
    Jeff L Jeff L
    Jeff L Kevin, It would be awesome to see Mexicans arise to overthrow their criminal govt., but most revolutions result in simply new tyranny. What is Amazing about America is that it has taken so long for govt tyranny grow back. Now we must fix it ...  more
    December 13, 2011
  • Vincent Ross
    Vincent Ross Whether it is true that most revolutions end up in new tyranny or not (a claim that is highly debatable and subjective) is irrelevant. No change towards a system that truly serves the people WILL happen in Mexico until they throw off the corrupt system, ...  more
    December 13, 2011 - 2 like this
  • Vicky Passmore
    Vicky Passmore Jeff, I do not dislike anyone based on race. Race is not a crime. I have absolutely NO problem with law-abiding people of any race. But even you cannot deny all the crime illegals bring here. Yes, blacks and whites commit crimes. Big deal. We're tal...  more
    December 13, 2011
  • Kevin Chicwak
    Kevin Chicwak @ Jeff L. - Just because they're 'God fearing people doesn't mean they're law abiding. By being in the country ILLEGALLY they are criminals. And if they are in the country ILLEGALLY and are using a social security number to obtain benefits or to pay taxes...  more
    December 13, 2011 - 1 likes this
  • Diana Shifley
    Diana Shifley What part of illegal do the illegal aliens not understand? I know, I know - why it's not enforced thereby making life easier for them.
    December 13, 2011