The numbers of illegal aliens in all of America continue to swell by
use of drop houses and corrupt government officials in Los Angeles and elsewhere. Even many of those whose job it is to capture and deport illegals are often sympathetic to their plight because of cultural connections. Police departments as well as Federal agents admit that they don't have enough manpower to deal with problem and when some of their own don't try to do their job well then what can they really do? Then there are those times when even law officers are sometimes forbidden even to ask if someone is here illegally. This kind of soft handed approach to people who are here illegally is misguided to say least.Illegals continue to come and others are brought into this country by smugglers. Many are held in drop houses until they are able to pay fees allowing them to be released into general population. There are so many illegals in United States that they just blend in and find jobs and connections to anytown USA. How many of these are terrorists with plans to kill Americans is unclear but it should not make anyone feel easy about it to know that law enforcement doesn't seem to be able to do anything to decrease flow.
Many illegals work and live in America with family and friends embedded in governmental departments. These sympathetic souls often break law for their illegal cousins using various methods learned from years of hiding illegals and eventually finding ways to make them part of their network with goal of eventually taking over America.
Today war against America is more relevant and acute than it has been since War Between States. How long this country can survive attacks coming from every direction is anybody's guess. It may eventually take more than Patriot Act to save America. Thousands of streets across America have areas where groups of illegal aliens stand around waiting for someone to drive up and hire them. They normally work for cash without any legal safeguards or protections and of course no paper trail for government to find out what they did and how much they were paid. This is a daily practice in Los Angeles California as well as hundreds of other cities and towns throughout United States.
