Citizenship is a privilege that we need to cherish and defend as something we don’t hand out casually. It isn’t about racial discrimination or cheap labor, it’s about membership in one of the most esteemed “clubs” in the world. Those who would let people sneak in are tarnishing their own.

Out of curiosity and on a lark, my wife and I once tried to get into a nudist colony in France. We tried several gates, but the question was always the same, “Do you have the card?” We never got in. Americans, perhaps, are just too polite (or P.C.) to ask that all-important question, “Do you h ave the card?”

Myth 1 – It is not some automatic right that you get to enter this country and become a citizen. The US used to practice windows of immigration, to allow immigrant time to naturalize before more showed up.

Myth 2 – Most people are anti-immigration for everyone. This ‘anti-hispanic’ bullsh*t is just trying to play the race card. I am more anti-Middle easterners than I am mexican. But the border needs to be controlled, and keep all out unless invited in.

Myth 3 – What about the other 50%??? They are ok, because the never had a visa to start with?

Myth 4 – Build a border fence (which is a double fence) with a mine field in between the fences, covered by machine gun fire would be much better.

Myth 5 – This is simply a bullsh*t paragraph to try and justify the amnesty rants in the first 4 paragraphs.