A WORLD PROBLEM
Reader comment on item: [Australia's] Crisis of illegal immigration

Submitted by mariaha_13 (Canada), Apr 9, 2009 at 11:29

I fully understand the plight of Australia and it's not alone. North America is being put under a great strain due to this kind of activity. They come here illegally and their fellow countrymen hide them until they can get whatever papers they need to appea legal. Once that is done our governments just can't seem to do enough for them. Government housing (one of the things we can't seem to get for any reason), government grants to buy or start business's,(another thing alost impossible for a naturat citizen to get), 5 years TAX FREE, welfare for them with their 4 wives and the resultant children, and the list just goes on and on.

... Of all of the nationalities that live in North America they are the ONLY ones that will not integrate into our society. Arabs/muslims have said, repeatedly, that their faith cannot integrate into our way of life so, other than comming here to take our countries from us, why do they continue to come? We, desparatly, need to rid our nations of these people and as soon as possible. Get them out of our politics, our professional jobs, and, just maybe, those people could help get their own countries closer to the 21st century.

At this time, they are still living in the far distant past and, for all of the years we've been there, we've made NO appreciable changes. It's been a total waste of ives, money and resourse that would all have been better used here. DEPORT, DEPORT, DEPORT!! We havve no need of them or their twisted laws. Most important of all, they do not come here to be North Americans. They still live just as they did before except that they take money from our countries and send it to whatever terrorist group they happen to be affiliated with. That has been proven many times over.

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