Fremont's Immigration Case Headed To Supreme Court

The Nebraska Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case stemming from Fremont's proposed illegal-immigration ordinance.

[MightyKrendarian]

(Part from article): The city has appealed an April ruling from a Dodge County district judge. It concluded the city must hold an election on a proposal to ban renting to and hiring illegal immigrations in the city.(/end partial article)

Since when was it "legal" for landlords to harbor illegal immigrants anyways by renting to them? By hiring them? Common sense would tell you that by following immigration laws, our landlords should be ENCOURAGED to do such a thing as ban them from housing, and businesses from hiring them. Doesn't that save our governments immigration department some money?

[Howicit]

MightyKrendarian wrote:

(Part from article): The city has appealed an April ruling from a Dodge County district judge. It concluded the city must hold an election on a proposal to ban renting to and hiring illegal immigrations in the city.(/end partial article)
Since when was it "legal" for landlords to harbor illegal immigrants anyways by renting to them? By hiring them? Common sense would tell you that by following immigration laws, our landlords should be ENCOURAGED to do such a thing as ban them from housing, and businesses from hiring them. Doesn't that save our governments immigration department some money?

Common sense has nothing to do with what the illegals and their open borders supporters want. The racist groups like La Raza/LULAC/MEChA won't be happy until Mexican culture is our culture and we all speak Spanish. Their idea of utopia is living in a third world culture and gangs as your police, just like Los Angeles will soon be. And our schools are teaching the young to get with the program or you're a racist. Time to get a gun.