Comments by "" (@ericsaxon5736) on "FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth" channel.

  1. As a Los Angeles resident, I wish we had done this in CA in the 1980s and made everyone aware of the issue. I wish everyone was forced to carry the burden, instead the other 49 who thought it was 'our problem' saying that we should 'just deal with it.' And now IL and OH and NY can carry their own water instead of saying, yes allow them in but 'not in my State.'
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  2.  @sean2015  We were abandoned by the other 49, TX included, so I don't feel all that much pity for them today. Their excuse was "Your house is on fire California, why should we be bothered to help you put it out." Well... 40 years later, its a ragging inferno and the whole neighborhood is on fire. This is what happens when people let their neighbor's house burn down, their house is next.
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  3.  @sean2015  This is how 'Sanctuary Cities' are forced upon a State, too. You have 100,000 illegal immigrant criminals in County Jails, and the Federal Government refuses to take custody of them, and then demands that LA Country keep them, until they will come and get them, at some undisclosed time in the future. Obviously the County Jail can't hold all the inmates, so when their sentence is over, they get released because the Feds won't fund their removal, expecting a single County to maintain a detention center paid for by local taxes. It is also the reason the GOP went from Ronald Reagan majority down to less than 25%. You punch an entire State in the mouth enough times, they will stop voting for your party. That's the thing the GOP never mentions when they blame CA for its liberalism and Sanctuary Cities. It was a liberalism that forced on CA as a result of the direct policies of Big Business Republicans, who needed slave wage immigrants, in order to maximize profits.
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