Mixed message policies breed expectations, which breeds entitlement attitudes

Posted by Cynthia Kendoll on Mon, 07/02/2012

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Oregon Legislature

One only needs to read the article written by Diana Banda to see the latest problems created by not actively enforcing Federal Immigration laws and by sending mixed messages to those illegally in our country. Clearly, Miss Banda feels she deserves something from our country. But, her only explanation why she deserves anything is that she and her parents have managed to escape detection since she was 3 years old. Is that all that is required anymore?

The fact that a foreign national can actively work for a US Senator, without detection should be cause for concern, as well!

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