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Mini-me George Soros, aka Jeff Zuckerberg, is pushing mega amnesty

Posted on | October 23, 2013 | 3 Comments

Mark Zuckerberg Flexes Silicon Valley’s Political Muscles on Immigration

FWD.us, a group Zuckerberg founded, is pressing Republican lawmakers to embrace a comprehensive immigration package—or at least accept enough pieces of one

BusinessWeek
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3 Responses to “Mini-me George Soros, aka Jeff Zuckerberg, is pushing mega amnesty”

  1. Smith
    October 23rd, 2013 @ 2:43 pm

    Orly,

    Without immigrants, this country wouldn’t be what it is.

    A list of some of my favorite people who’re immigrants:

    You, Orly.

    Two of my Aunts, one from Panama & the other from the Philipines.

    Dinesh D’Souza (Born in India, right?)

    My ex girlfriend, from Cuba.

    My Italian great grandparents (from Florence).

    My German Grandmother, born in Germany.

    About waiting in line to be an official American:

    What is so bad about waiting in line anyway?

    We do it at countless retail stores, we do it on the phone, we do it at the DMV, we do it at the library, we do it for concert tickets or tickets of any kind, etc. The other day, I waited in line to buy a chocolate bar. Milk. Soup. Soap. Candy. Soda. Etc.

    So how come mentioning waiting in line for immigration is a bad thing?

    If it’s not hateful when we insist on it for other things, how on earth could it be “hateful” to have people do it for immigration purposes as well?

    NO to Amnesty, YES to waiting in line like the legal immigrants!

  2. Rod Riddle
    October 23rd, 2013 @ 3:07 pm

    Mini-Me!!!!!!!!!! That is outlandishly comical! Dr. Taitz, you have devoted your a valuable portion of your life to saving this country. Give them Cain tomorrow and if the Judge gives you any flak we will be behind you to stand up and demand justice. This has gone on way too long now!

  3. Kay
    October 23rd, 2013 @ 3:33 pm

    Please say it isn’t so Rep. Issa –
    Just leave all the immigration reform bills on the table until next year. This is not a good way to go right now.

    https://www.politico.com/story/2013/10/darrell-issa-immigration-reform-bill-98764.html

    Say NO to any immigration bills right now.

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