Comments on: No longer on the illegal immigration fence

By: CoastieCoaster

CoastieCoaster — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 01:33:24 +0000

>illegals standing out in the Home Depot parking<

Thanks

I'll put in a call to ICE and have them park a truck out front – that should clear things up quick.

On a lighter note, I almost hit two of them crossing illegally (no pun intended) El Camino Real in front of the Albertsons, headed I'm guessing to their shanty in the swamp.
When is the Coastal Commission going to clean out or enforce no dumping raw sewage or the Carlsbad PD going to do their job?

By: Big B

Big B — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 18:57:54 +0000

On a lighter note: The brightside of the recession is fewer illegals are coming here for work….

By: Tony Riggs

Tony Riggs — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 22:40:35 +0000

“I am in favor of tough legislation designed to prosecute employers who hire undocumented workers. And here’s why: the environmental disaster on the border has to stop somewhere”

Agreed, 101% but just because you’re against it doesn’t mean it’s going to stop.
Witness the recent fire behind Stater Bros market, set by a campfire where illegals were living. Now consider their open (read a hole in the ground) toilet, human waste finding it’s way into the ground water, or the illegals camped in the swamp behind la costa glen, dumping raw sewage into the creek.
Point of fact: If Encinitas and Carlsbad residents were truly concerned about the environment, they would stop hiring the illegals standing out in the Home Depot parking lot or along El Camino Real and Carlsbad Village Dr.
Point of fact: If you don’t hire them, they will leave and stop -=their=- pollution.

Pity no one really cares…….

By: Good Friday

Good Friday — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 16:26:28 +0000

Desperate people will find a way around HB2779 as well. It’d be interesting to know if illegals are aware of this bill. I also doubt the desert will fare well in the long run. There is no solution to this bs.