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Rep Mo Brooks (R-AL) took to the House floor on Tuesday to speak about the crime victims of illegal aliens, a subject that never gets enough attention. America has plenty of home-grown criminals and doesn’t need to import more via open borders. Below, Rep. Brooks listed some of the many preventable deaths caused by illegal […] January 19th, 2019 | Category: illegal alien crime | Tags: Alabama, aliens, Congress, drunk driving illegal alien, enforcement, illegal immigration, Leigh Anna Jimmerson, open borders, preventable crime, Rep Mo Brooks, Tad Mattle |  Email This Post |  Print This Post Attention! States with neighbors that have their own tough immigration laws: you will be stuck with the illegal alien fleebies if you are seen as a doormat. Sadly, the “Big Easy” has seen an uptick of foreign pests because the city leaves aliens alone, and next-door Alabama has chased them out with its state enforcement. […] March 15th, 2012 | Category: illegal immigration | Tags: Alabama, aliens, deport, enforcement, illegal workers, job displacement, Mexico invasion, state | Email This Post | Print This Post A parent’s pain of losing a child never goes away, and even more so when the death could have been prevented by government doing its basic job of protecting public safety. In Alabama, Dan Mattle has begun to speak out in favor of his state’s restrictive immigration law, which has been called tougher than Arizona’s. […] August 15th, 2011 | Category: illegal alien crime | Tags: Alabama, aliens, arizona, crime, deport, enforcement, illegal, immigration, legislation, Mexico, public safety | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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