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For the second time in less than a year lawmakers in one of the only states to still offer illegal immigrants driver’s licenses have rejected legislation to reverse the practice, even though it violates a federal identification law enacted to protect national security after the 2001 terrorist attacks.
How else can they get to the free gravy train of social services? Surely we cannot make these poor aliens ride the bus.
But New Mexico lawmakers refuse to comply, asserting that illegal immigrants must drive to work and take their children to school without fear of arrest for not having a license. In fact, the state’s House Majority leader, Democrat Ken Martinez, celebrates New Mexico’s driver’s license policy for allowing illegal immigrants to “come up from the shadows.”
How else can they get to the free gravy train of social services? Surely we cannot make these poor aliens ride the bus.
But New Mexico lawmakers refuse to comply, asserting that illegal immigrants must drive to work and take their children to school without fear of arrest for not having a license. In fact, the state’s House Majority leader, Democrat Ken Martinez, celebrates New Mexico’s driver’s license policy for allowing illegal immigrants to “come up from the shadows.”
No, it's no suprise. What can you expect from a state that had Bill Richardon (open border avocate) as a Govenor ???
And putting the two words of "Governor" and "Martinez" together, is there expectations there too?...
Suzanna was a Democrat at one point, and her husband still is...
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