johnny@.' johnny@. said:From: A.M.S.
For 21 years, I have lived in a small rural neighborhood near the
Pennsylvania/Delaware border. I have watched my neighborhood change
dramatically in the last few years as it has been overrun with Mexican
aliens renting houses on my street.At present there are 50 percent renters, and they have multiple families
living in one dwelling. Their children are overburdening our local
school and people are enrolling their children in charter schools to
avoid it. My son couldn't get into summer school when he was failing a
grade, yet all my Mexican neighbors got picked up each summer morning
for classes. Isn't this reverse discrimination?Our borough counsel will not put a moratorium on renting, and will not
hold landlords responsible for their tenants. Recently we have
experienced crime on our streets that did not exist before-gang
graffiti, car break-ins, slashed tires and drivers leaving crash scenes
because they have no identification or insurance.Our hospitals must admit and care for them, our schools are at a loss,
and law enforcement is weak.Once, our community was a beautiful scenic countryside until greedy
council members allowed mushroom "farmers", (and I say that with a grain
of bitter salt) to cover the countryside with stinky mushroom houses.
Compost facilities border our town.Several years ago, local state representative Art Hershey (RINO) helped
draft a document that exempts the "farmers" from the Clean Air Act,
calling them an "agri-business" [E-mail Hershey here]Consequently the mushroom industry attracted illegal Mexican farm
workers to shovel the muck. They in turn encouraged their illegal
cousins, and then President Ronald Reagan made the unforgivable mistake
of granting them amnesty.Once they became legal, more relatives followed.
My uninvited neighbors are cheeky, do not abide by the law, and are a
general nuisance.We look like a border town. The Mexicans hang sheets in their window, if
the glass is not broken, drink in public, trash their houses and yards
while those of us who own our homes have spent time and money improving
our properties. Last year, the man across the street hung the Mexican
flag in his front window during the week of 9/11.I am sick of it. I don't plan to cave into a migration of illegal
cockroaches in my neighborhood. We are upstanding, tax-paying citizens
who have had enough.AMS is married to a legal immigrant from New Zealand who underwent a
six-month FBI check before he was allowed to come to the U.S. The couple
lived in California for the first years of their marriage. She hopes
that the rest of Pennsylvania does not become like California ...and her
formerly quaint town.http://vdare.com/letters/tl_091507.htm
--
Tom Tancredo for President in 2008
For a Secure Americahttp://www.teamtancredo.org/http://tancredo.house.gov/
The illegal alien disaster makes 9/11 look like a bite on the
elephants [censored].
Ted