Another ACLU Attack On America And Our Border Security
November 01, 2006
Penn Law School, ACLU and National Employment Law Project Urge Protection for Undocumented Workers
Nov. 1, 2006
PHILADELPHIA — “The University of Pennsylvania Law Schools Transnational Legal Clinic, along with the American Civil Liberties Union and the National Employment Law Project, are urging the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights to find the United States in violation of human rights obligations.
The groups have filed a petition claiming that the U.S. has failed to protect undocumented workers from exploitation and discrimination in the workplace and that employment and labor protections under state laws, including entitlement to hold an employer responsible for a workplace injury, have not been applied to undocumented workers.”
“About 5 percent of the U.S. labor force, approximately 6 million people, are undocumented workers.” In other words, Illegal Aliens. Criminals.
“Until the law recognizes workers human rights, providing equal rights and remedies to all without regard for immigration status, we will continue to see unscrupulous employers recruiting and exploiting undocumented workers, to the detriment of the health, safety and dignity of all workers,” said Sarah Paoletti, clinical supervisor of the Transnational Legal Clinic.”
This all sounds very fine and upstanding until you consider that the ACLU is calling for equal rights not for citizens but for non-citizen criminals. This means that the rights of citizens must come second.
For example, if you, a citizen, go to the Emergency Room, you may have to wait behind some criminal, who snuck into the US, before your own emergency can be treated, and you will have to pay while the criminal will not. In fact, you will have to pay for the criminals treatment out of your taxes and increases in health care fees.
The more your rights as a citizen are pushed aside by criminals swarming in over our borders, the more your quality of life is degraded. The more protection given these criminals, the more they will swarm in.
Join the movement to stop the ACLU!
November 2nd, 2006 at 1:18 am
You can bet, whatever the ACLU is for, I’m against.
Hubby and I are more libertarian than republican or democrat. We try to vote for the best person, who believes like we do, no matter what party they are members of. But I can’t stand the main Democrats right now.
November 2nd, 2006 at 1:24 am
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