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Dear Editor:
As an American citizen strongly opposed to illegal immigration and or any amnesty proposals, I wish to submit my plan to your readers for their evaluation. Going on the premise that we need laborers (with our high unemployement and loss of jobs to foreign entities I question this), how about a "labor force." Strictly here to work, granted legal status for just that. No schooling for the children, no benefits whatever other than what the employer provides. After all, why should our infrastructure be undermined to increase the profits of the chicken processors, et al? Let them take care of their own. If these imported aliens become out of work, create problems with the display of foreign flags, operate vehicles without real driver's licenses and up to date insurance, or become a burden or criminal of any kind, out they go. Fingerprinted and advised that if they return illegally they will be placed on a work farm as prisoners of the US. With a program such as this many good things will result. As American citizens we would not begrudge the Mexicans sending billions of dollars "home" to Mexico. As laborers only, with no benefits, they could do as they please with their earnings, with no ill feelings created, since they would not be a burdon to US taxpayers. Another thing that would be eliminated would be statements by your readers such as the ND's letter in the Dec. 19th issue of Immigrant's Weekly, where the letter writer says, "I am an illegal alien, but I am not a criminal." Now, I ask you dear reader, what part of illegal does not denote criminal? It is my belief that crossing our borders illegally is indeed a criminal act, and since we are letting it continue without prosecuting these criminals, they are emboldened to commit other criminal acts. Figuring they are above our laws, which at the present time they are. Race is not an issue here. Violating the law of our country is the issue.

Ken Roberts
Springdale, Arkansas



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