More hot air.

In 1986 Congress passed a law granting amnesty to approximately 3 million illegal immigrants. They promised the American people that in exchange for their citizenship there would be stricter border policies barring illegal immigrant’s entry. The amnesty was passed and the border security never came into effect.

Senator Ted Cruz has recognized the Democratic Party’s proposal for a new immigration reform for what it is: more hot air. In his mind and the minds of many similarly inclined politicians this proposal echoes the familiar trend of broken promises and expectations. There have been numerous methods and proposals for stopping illegal immigration, none of which have proven successful. In fact, in the minds of people like Sen. Cruz the bill will result in more damage than good. “This bill is not designed to fix the problem,” he said. “If this bill got passed into law, I guarantee in another 10, 20 years we’d be back here, except instead of 11 million people here illegally, we’d have 20 million or 30 million. And that is not a humane system.”

What is perhaps most troubling about the situation is that for decades now many Democratic politicians have utilized these flawed systems to their benefit. They understand the appeal that they have to the immigrant community. They understand that immigrants will vote for the Democratic candidate without thinking, so there are no qualms on their part to swarm our country with millions of immigrants, both legal and illegal, knowing that at the vote ballots they’ll be flooded with votes from a group whose only interest in our countries politics is to allow more of their own people access through our borders. At this rate in the next 10 years this country will be a one-party system that puts the security and well-being of foreigners before their own people.

http://foxnewsinsider.com/2013/06/24/ted-cruz-says-immigration-bill-isnt-designed-fix-problem