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Dick Durbin (a Dream Act sponsor) just blocked the aliens from being transported to Illinois.

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Oh. Fine to overrun TX with illegals but IL is a bridge too far. FU Turban.

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Dick Durbin (a Dream Act sponsor) just blocked the aliens from being transported to Illinois.

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Oh. Fine to overrun TX with illegals but IL is a bridge too far. FU Turban.

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They have no need to turn Illinois Blue. They DO have a need to turn Texas blue.

"They have no need to turn Illinois Blue. They DO have a need to turn Texas blue"

Precisely. It is being alleged that many of the illegals are being dumped in areas which did not vote for Obama, places like Murrieta, CA. This is seen as both a punishment for those communities and an attempt to dilute the Conservative vote.

One of my favorite writers, Diana West, has cited some research done by Pew Research which shows how Democrat leaning Hispanics are.

"There is one thing we can predict about the tens of thousands of "minor aliens" crashing our southern border. If permitted to stay in this country and gain citizenship, at least 8 in 10 of them will grow up to be Big Government Democrats. They will likely believe that the U.S. government isn't big enough, and doesn't offer enough tax-payer-funded services.

How do I know this? In late 2011, Pew Research's Hispanic Center surveyed a "randomly selected, nationally representative sample" of 1,220 Hispanic adults. With one survey question, Pew quantified the basis of the Democratic Party's drive to extend amnesty to the "11 million," mainly Hispanic, illegal aliens already in this country, or now arriving by the hundreds every day. (I put "11 million" in quotation marks because that projected figure is a decade old now and surely has climbed.)

Pew's question zeroed in on Hispanic attitudes toward government: whether government should be bigger or smaller, with more services or fewer services. There was no mistaking the Hispanic preference. "Hispanics," Pew wrote, "are more likely than the general public to say they would rather have a bigger government providing more services than a smaller government with fewer services."

How much more likely? According to Pew, "Some 75 percent of Hispanics say this, while 19 percent say they would rather have a smaller government with fewer services."

That's three out of four Obamacare voters right there. No wonder the administration is happy to turn U.S. border agents into unaccompanied alien minor baby sitters, and boot troops from their Army base (as reported in Oklahoma) to make room for the new arrivals.

"By contrast," Pew continued, "just 41 percent of the general U.S. public say they want a bigger government, while nearly half (48 percent) say they want a smaller government.""

http://www.dianawest.net/Home/tabid/36/E...-Democrats.aspx

This is, of course, the result of a desire for free goodies, but it's also a cultural thing as the idea of powerful overlords, something along the padrone system, is customary in Hispanic nations and cultures. In any case their massive influx of Hispanics does not augur well for the future of limited government.

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Quote: Frank Cannon wrote in post #4

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Dick Durbin (a Dream Act sponsor) just blocked the aliens from being transported to Illinois.

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Oh. Fine to overrun TX with illegals but IL is a bridge too far. FU Turban.

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They have no need to turn Illinois Blue. They DO have a need to turn Texas blue.

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Yes, that's the end game.