Avoid 'selective reading' of the facts

Letters such as the one written by Mark Jaworowski highlight the selective reading of facts ["Stafford must get tough on illegal immigration," Feb.

[Indyeast]

Excellent answer in the comments to this article...

Mr. J had his facts (posted by LibBuster , Mar. 2, 2008 1:11 am) Report this post to admins
I do believe Mr. Jaworowski cited the impact study of illegal immigrants by the bipartisan Congressional Budget Office. For the AP to run a story about how much illegals contribute but not including the costs they impose is simply dishonest journalism. Illegals also incur another cost - rarely mentioned. They undermine the rule of law and the tolerating of their presence demonstrates to our young people that the US government is selectively choosing to enforce its own laws.

[ftec]

You know that was my only point. Breaking the law from the get go isnt a good way to becoming an American,

[cudzuqueen]

ftec wrote:

You know that was my only point. Breaking the law from the get go isnt a good way to becoming an American,

Most of them have no real intent of ever becoming Americans... rather, they choose to be hyphenated Americans.

[Tickedofffchick]

They have no need to become Americans. Mexico allows them to retain their citizenship and encourages them to act and vote in the interests of Mexico. Check out Juan Hernandez, on You Tube.

[She Be Me]

Tickedofffchick wrote:

They have no need to become Americans. Mexico allows them to retain their citizenship and encourages them to act and vote in the interests of Mexico. Check out Juan Hernandez, on You Tube.

This is so true.

Their goal is to take over America.