Frosty Woolridge writes:

Hundreds of thousands of American soldiers died for this country. They fought for the liberty of this sovereign nation. They gave their lives for the U.S. Constitution. They gave their last full measure for America. They did not die so any president could violate his oath of office by not protecting America’s borders. They didn’t give their lives so 535 congressmen could pander away the rights of citizenship to an invading armada from Mexico. Those brave soldiers didn’t die so illegal aliens could degrade U.S. citizenship by receiving it after breaking America’s laws. It’s wrong; it’s immoral; it’s unethical; it’s against everything those soldiers fought for and we stand for--as a nation and as a people.

“Those who should get in, get in; those who should be kept out, are kept out; and those who should not be here will be required to leave.” Congresswoman Barbara Jordan

“The simple truth is that we’ve lost control of our own borders, and a nation cannot do that and survive.” Ronald Reagan

“I believe that any nation that wants to control its borders can do so.” General Tommy Franks

But what does it mean to allow our country to be overrun by millions of illegal aliens who march for their ‘rights’ in our streets when they possess no rights in our country? What does it mean that our military fight and die in Iraq while our own borders suffer invasion? Why do 35,000 of our troops guard South Korea’s borders perfectly for 40 years when our own borders suffer thousands invading nightly? What do our brave soldiers die for if it isn’t for love of country, for sovereignty and for community?