Why amnesty is not compassionate:
"Is Sen. Marco Rubio correct when he says providing a blanket amnesty for illegal aliens is the 'compassionate' response for Americans? Is he correct when he says it’s the biblical response to America’s problem with immigration laws being broken? While Rubio is right about the word 'compassionate' being found frequently in the Bible, it is not found in the context of excusing lawbreaking, non-enforcement of duly enacted laws or borderless nations. Quite the contrary."
Recoommended reading:
Debbie Schlussel: Told Ya: Marco Rubio is A Dirtbag
Patrick Buchanan: The Great Betrayal: How American Sovereignty and Social Justice Are Being Sacrificed to the Gods of the Global Economy
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