In the March 1 edition of the San Jose Mercury News, the letters to the editor section included a weepy missive from a "Sister Fahey" who posed a rhetorical “Which Sins?” question with respect to illegal aliens.
The good sister used her bleeding heart pen to argue for amnesty, rather than deportation, of the millions of uninvited "guests" now squatting in America.
"Which Sins?" was Fahey's way of ridiculing those of us who believe that the rule of law should apply to everyone, even those who mow our lawns, wait our tables, clean our homes, and wash our cars, when such labor is provided by those not here legally.
Which sins, sister?
Well, how about violating the borders and immigration laws of our sovereign nation, tax evasion, identity theft, voter fraud, stealing hundreds of billions of dollars each year in public services to which they are not entitled, not paying for medical services which forces hospitals and medical facilities into bankruptcy thereby denying American citizens the use of such facilities, taking millions of jobs that should be filled by Americans, contributing to the over crowding of public schools, reintroducing diseases long eradicated back into America, and degradation of American language and culture with third-world language and ways?
Sorry, Sister Fahey, the logical way to deal with invading criminals is to send them home to their third-word nations of origin, where they are already “legal.”
Let’s spare the American people the costly and time-consuming process of pandering to people who have no legal or moral right to be here!
John W. Lillpop is a recovering liberal. “Clean and sober” since 1992 when last he voted for a Democrat. For years, John lived in the San Francisco Bay Area, the very liberal sanctuary city which protects, rather than prosecutes, certain favored criminals. John escaped the Bay Area in May and now lives in Pine Grove California where conservative values are still in vogue.
