The toughest enforcement and border security law in American history

http://twitchy.com/2013/04/11/marco-...rican-history/

Good.

this is not good. American turn to nazi now?

So when a country enforces their immigration laws, they are turning Nazi now? well damn in that case, Japan, Mexico have been Nazi for a long time them.

Trust me, its good.

Well it will not be good enough to defence against people who overstay visa

Its a progress

Its a start, I mean all they really need to do is enforce stuff. Now sure how this is Nazi stuff since the laws have been there since the start, its not like they are passing new laws regarding this, they have been there just never really enforce as much Rubio wants them

It's a start and if they reinforce e-verify and make it mandatory for all business and I mean all then even if visa over stayers stay they wouldn't be able to find jobs and leave on their own and eventually people will stop over staying their visas.

Ding! Ding! Ding! We have today's Godwin's Law winner for making the Nazi reference in an online forum. Until they are rounding up immigrants, skinning them for tatoos, gassing them, and throwing them in ovens, let's not get carried away.

This is good because the only argument conservatives have (aside from we're a bunch of eyeleegals and "they took our jeeoobs!") is that the border is not secure and them eyeleegals wills be continuing to come and this won't solve it. If they are shown that the border is and can be secure, then it's one less piece of ammo for them to legitimize their inherent racism by hiding behind border security.

As for welfare, if anybody coming here is looking for welfare, then I have no problem at all by throwing their ass back in their own country. When I still had some legal status here (probation) in the 7th grade and the relative I lived with still was trying to get me legal, I came home with a B in one of my classes and he was telling me "B is for Bullshit. If you want to be an Effing garbage man, be a garbage man in your own country".