Staff Reports
Imagine wanting to hit a few tennis balls on a sunny day at your local community center in Seattle, only to find out that a group of illegal aliens from Venezuela had set up camp on the courts. That’s right, folks – the Garfield Tennis Courts have been occupied by individuals who should not even be in this country in the first place. It’s like a real-life game of “Illegal Bidenville” happening right in our backyard.
Now, not only did these illegal aliens take over the tennis courts, but they also had the audacity to plead for help through an online fundraiser when their hotel stay was coming to an end. Who funded their stay at the Quality Inn, you may ask? Well, it turns out that Plymouth Church and King County were involved in supporting these individuals. But wait a minute – shouldn’t our churches be focused on helping those in need within our own communities, instead of aiding illegal immigrants?
It’s mind-boggling to think that taxpayers in Seattle provided funding for these individuals to stay in a hotel, not once but twice. And when the city’s resources were exhausted, their response was to push the responsibility onto the state of Washington. Why should law-abiding citizens foot the bill for those who break the law by entering the country illegally?
I wonder how they became so emboldened. https://t.co/BD89idR6Nc
— DJ Tenacious Me XX/XY 🧬🔬 (@DefAMustRead) April 3, 2024
The lack of accountability and enforcement in dealing with illegal aliens is alarming. Instead of taking decisive action to deport these individuals, there seems to be a trend of enabling them to stay, whether through church funding or city support. It begs the question – why are we not upholding our laws and sending these individuals back to where they came from?
It’s time for a reality check. We need to enforce our immigration laws and stop coddling those who break them. By turning a blind eye and providing resources to illegal aliens, we are only perpetuating the problem. It’s simple – send them back and end the cycle of lawlessness.
In a country founded on the rule of law, it’s imperative that we uphold our principles and protect our borders. Let’s put an end to the free pass for illegal aliens and prioritize the safety and well-being of American citizens. It’s not about being heartless, it’s about being responsible and ensuring that our laws are respected and enforced.
