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Our Platform Illegal Immigration Control and Reversal ALIPAC supporters have a diverse range of opinions, yet we are united in the belief that more should be done to reduce illegal immigration. ALIPAC supports those that legally immigrate, but we DO NOT support any amnesty, visa expansion, or "Guest Worker" program designed to reward illegal aliens or legalize their presence in the US. We support a peaceful, non racist, rule of law approach to resolving illegal immigration. America is a land of generous and caring people, but our hospitality and values are being strained and abused by those who are willing to break the law and take our jobs and our tax dollars. America's illegal alien population will begin to shrink instead of grow if we support candidates that will reflect the will of the vast majority of American citizens. FOUR POINT PLATFORM: "Simply enforce our existing immigration laws!" 1. Secure Our Borders 2. Crack down on employers that intentionally hire illegals 3. Remove incentives and rewards to illegals such as licenses, welfare, and other taxpayer benefits 4. Enforce our existing laws and deport illegal aliens when convicted of crimes or detected during routine law enforcement activities Most ALIPAC supporters also believe -- Legal immigration levels should be reduced from the current historically high levels to lower and more traditional levels. -- Congress should make English the official language of America! -- State and Local police should help enforce immigration laws! -- We firmly oppose any Guest Worker / Temporary Worker Program which is disguised AMNESTY legislation. -- Legal and law abiding Americans should not be subjected to privacy invading technologies or national ID. For more details please read HOW TO REVERSE ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION IN AMERICA For more details please read WHY THE ILLEGALS MUST GO!
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