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OTHER VIEWSEnforce lawOur administration and lawmakers hope we citizens continue to focus on border control of illegal aliens so they will not have to face the legal solution that the influential Political Action Committees fear: Enforcement of the existing written law, which they've sworn to enforce; a law that would deny PAC-represented employers cheap illegal labor.Thanks to the computer age, we citizens can simply "click" www.immigration-usa.com/ina_96_title_2.html , scroll down to "SEC. 274A UNLAWFUL EMPLOYMENT OF ALIENS" and read the law that makes it a crime for employers (even PAC-represented employers) to hire illegal aliens. The citizens' solution is to begin to influence our leaders via the voting booth more than they're influenced by the powerful PAC contributors. Any voluntary "Minutemen" use might be more effectively deployed at the doors of employers and the halls of Congress. Armond "Si" Simmons Pell City 35128 LOOK BACKFrom Birmingham Post-Herald files:Representatives of 12 states, including six governors, propose plans to
settle telephone and railroad strikes in South. Costa Rica tells Cuba it is willing to grant permanent asylam to all
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