An Immigration Reform We All Can Agree On.

When all is said and done, I do not believe in any more immigration, legal or illegal. After all, we already have 313,914,040 people in this country, more than enough, tens of millions more than enough! There are over 7000 so called institutions of higher learning in the USA and if they can't turn out enough engineers to fill the needs of the hi-tech America, we should concentrate on the overpaid incompetents that run these places rather than relying on the colleges in China and India to fill our needs. As I have discussed at great length in some of my previous blogs, we also do not need a single more illegal from South America to meet our agricultural needs. All we have to do to solve this problem is to force the low-lives on welfare and those on extended unemployment who can work to go to work. It's as simple as that! But, of course, there is no place in today's America for common sense answers to issues like the soaring national debt or immigration reform. But there is one immigration reform that is long overdue that we should be able to agree on. That is immediate repeal of Section 1 of the Constitution's 14th Amendment. This amendment, which made every person born in the USA an automatic citizen of the country, was passed during reconstruction to assure that black children born to salves were made citizens of the country. It was not the purpose of this Amendment to give automatic citizenship to children of illegal's who gave birth while trespassing on US soil. One could write a book on the legal implications of these anchor babies and the problems they cause society, none of which are good for America. However, we all should be able to agree that there is no justification for Section 1 of the 14th Amendment of the constitution in today's America, none at all! In this respect, it is of interest to note that birthright citizenship for the children of illegal's has been rescinded by Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, the United Kingdom and even, God help us, socialist France. It's time we got with the program! Eliminating anchor babies will not solve all of our immigration problems but it will be a baby step in the right direction.