Call It Treason: Flake-Gutierrez Bill Immigration Insanity And Merger With Mexico

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Even more brazen is the inclusion of North American Union assumptions that the security perimeter to be defended includes Mexico, one of the most corrupt narco-states on earth.

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VDARE.com's Juan Mann analyses the House immigration bill and comes up with a list of seven varieties of amnesty contained within.
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1. Section 401 — new worker program;

2. Section 624 — rolling amnesty for children under 16 years old;

3. Section 643 — agricultural workers "blue card" amnesty;

4. Section 601 — conditional non-immigrant worker program;

5. Section 722 — illegal relatives of 9/11 victims amnesty;

6. Section 732 — asylum free-for-all for "persecuted religious minority" applicants;

7. Section 733 — "forestry" worker addition to the 1986 amnesty.

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The following is from Section 121 for "Improving the Security of Mexico's Southern Border."
"The Secretary of State, in coordination with the Secretary [of Homeland Security], shall work to cooperate with the head of Foreign Affairs Canada and the appropriate officials of the Government of Mexico to establish a program —

(1) to assess the specific needs of the countries of Central America in maintaining the security of the international borders of such countries . . .

(4) to encourage the countries of Central America —

(A) to control alien smuggling and trafficking;

(B) to prevent the use and manufacture of fraudulent travel documents;

and (C) to share relevant information with Mexico, Canada, and the United States."

Lou Dobbs Tonight (March 26) also reported the North American Union agenda is becoming more widely noticed and opposed. Fourteen states are weighing in against it.
BILL TUCKER, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice over): The fight against the North American Union is escalating. Not at the federal level, but at the state level.

Currently, 14 states are considering legislation opposing what the administration calls the Security and Prosperity Partnership. In Idaho, the measure has been approved by both houses of its legislature because Idaho is tired of the secrecy.

In a simple statement from one of the Senate sponsors, he explains, "... Idaho wants Congress to weigh in on this and get it out in the open and vote on it."

At the federal level, it's hard to escape the push for unifying Canada, Mexico and the United States. The language is everywhere, even though the people have never voted on it.

In last year's failed so-called comprehensive immigration reform bill, the Senate inserted language praising the North American Union for progress made "... in developing and implementing an immigration security strategy for North America that works towards the development of a common security perimeter." In other words, gone are the borders of the United States of America, welcome to the borders of North America.

It's a far cry from what's happening at the state level.

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Now, obtained by the conservative group Judicial Watch under the Freedom of Information Act from the Department of Homeland Security show that many of our security policies, in fact, perhaps have already been coopted. In fact, it quotes Michael Chertoff in memos internally telling the department to align itself with the priorities and the values of SPP when it comes to security- related matters regarding Canada and Mexico.

The dismantling of US sovereignty within the Security and Prosperity Partnership (AKA the North American Union) is treason executed through bureaucracy.

But that doesn't make it any less treason.

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