I-L-L-E-G-A-L now, that wasn’t so hard? Why is this term so avoided when talking about immigration?

Why is “illegal” for anything else understood?

I think each and every time this mass illegal immigration which eats hundreds of millions of dollars (a low ball estimate) of our tax money is defended we should say — “what do you not understand about the word illegal?”

The numbers do not make something legal. It’s like saying “there are now 10 million murders so we must now forgive the criminals.”

Yes, we can have a guest worker program like Canada’s, but enough is enough.

Its called the rule of law, not numbers or families or jobs or future voters.

Cut the baloney.

Before long, other issues will “piggyback” on this illogical defense.

Congress is full of spineless cowards whose terms should be limited to 12 years.

Doug Schexnayder

Vidalia resident