Hi,

I just want to say that the point of the game (ICED) is that immigration laws deny due process and human rights for all immigrants- legal and undocumented. Due process is not just a right for Americans it is for all people.

Also, if you play the game, take the time to notice that four out of five characters are legal. The laws affect ALL immigrants.

Thanks,

-Crissy

They can make all the video games they want, but, if Selected, I intend to improve the maintenance of our national borders, and set up a direct dialogue with Mexico, and a visitor's system, and a courtesy bus. Let's get it right, this year, help ourselves, AND our neighbors, too. Vote for Bert!(Se, habla espanol, poquito, but working on that, too)

Here we go with another dubious headline. "Anti immigration" is so phoney. Illegal immigration is what people are protesting. A typical open border ploy to combine legal and illegal immigration. Come to a sanctuary city , Pasadena, Texas and take a look at what has happened now that illegal immigrants are now the majority. The crime rate is soaring and entire subdivisions now look like slums with 5 and 6 families moving into each house, junking up the yards and overflowing the schools.

I love the bonus round on this game where you rack up extra point by slashing the wages and benefits of blue collar American workers by gathering up and hiring illegal aliens... The only thing I didn't like was that you had to enter your social security number to play it...

Do they show these illegal aliens smuggling drugs through underground tunnels, and doing a few other things we've known them to do?

Perhaps someone could design a game showing them filling out paperwork, studying US laws and entering this country legally.

That's the game I'd like to see!

Asshat 1: " They ought to arrest everyone of them sons o' bitches and ship 'em back. This is our fucking country."

Asshat 2: "Why don't they just leave them all alone? They're just tryin' to make a better life for themselves and their families. The people that want them arrested are just racist."

The Rest Of Us: " Why must everything be politicized? Can't immigration be a welcoming process for those who want to add to what America has to offer?"

Fact is democrats pretty much believe in an open boarder policy and will continue to do so until we have another terrorist attack performed or planned both those who are in the country illegally. Then they will be on a republican witch hunt to figure out why nothing was done, how it could have happened, etc.

I just don't understand why both sides can't come together and figure out a responsible way to enforce immigration laws (that's really all we're asking, honestly) in a way that is respectful.

amnesty propoganda.

globalist backed.

we are borg.

It seems that those supporting amnesty for illegal immigrants only talk about Mexicans. Don't they believe in total unrestricted immigration for Africans, Asians and Western Europeans or are they really just racists?
I have yet to hear any La Raza spokesman or Huffpost columnist propose letting in unlimited Asians, Africans or Europeans.

I believe most people support the idea of immigration. Wouldn't the proper terminology for this article be anti-illegal immigration? Somehow this critical word gets left out when we discuss this issue, and it is a very important word to include. I know its no mistake that the word "illegal" is not included, but it distorts a legitimate point of view when the word is constantly omitted.

So this game encouraged the harboring of CRIMINALS since we only deport ILLEGAL aliens.

All ILLEGAL ALIENS should be deported on a video game and in real life.

1. Could someone from the HuffPost please explain exactly what sort of entry this is? Most reputable sources identify press releases or ads, yet this looks just like a HuffPost news article. When, in fact, it's not news, just a promotion.

2. Guess who the sponsors of the group that produced this include? Oh, c'mon, you'll never guess: GeorgeSoros and the FordFoundation. I know, I was completely, utterly surprised.

3. Those who promote this game and similar usually support immigration "reform", something that supposedly includes stepped-up enforcement. Yet, those supporters constantly opposed current enforcement. Does anyone in their right mind think those supporters are going to do a 180 and suddenly start supporting enforcement, such as that mandated by the "reform" they support?