Do you believe there will be a backlash over the protests on May 1st?
446671
1st let me say that you, annoyed American are the most clear thinking person I have had the pleasure to read since I've got on to this website.  keep up the good work, I'm glad your out there. And yes there had better be a backlash by any and all Americans who would like their towns, cities and country back.  The quality of life has been taken away by the only nationality that has come into the US hating, disrespecting America.  I am tired of having the children  of these 'hard working' ILLEGALS  who have joined gangs stare down my family in my home town with violent, hateful looks every day.  My children are constantly harassed in school by the children of these people. Our parks are now littered with diapers and trash. Our streets are strewn with old mattresses and trash.  I want my town back!!!This is not the country I grew up in any longer.
401018
Yes ... I Think It Will Have An Impact- AND I SUPPORT It\n\n1-People Will Lose Their Jobs And Be Replaced By Citizens\n\n2-There Is CERTAIN To Be At Least ONE Incident Of Violence\nPrompting Washington To Realize The DANGER In Keeping The ILLEGALs Here And Ensuring The Full Endorsement Of HR4437\nWith NO AMNESTY\n\n3-There Will Be Less Traffic That Day
87827
i agree... and i'd like to add a truely ironic thing to the list... people protesting because others are trying to force opinions on them... it's ironic and idiotic... i can tell that your clearly an intellegant person and will understand what i mean... good luck with ur question... p.s. i don't think it matters if you spelt it wrong... i could still read it anyway...
568896
You're absolutely correct!  Ans people fail to realize the extent to which these "illegals" make all of our lives easier. I hope they continue to boycott and protest.
398792
Here in Los Angles, support for the May 1st boycott is fading.  Two of the strongest pro-open borders people in L.A., Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and Catholic Cardinal Mahoney have both backed off of support for the boycott and are telling people to go to work and school but to attend rallies after work.  The boycott is going to fizzle, much as the number of people turning out for the rallies has.
570449
Seriously, I think there will be a lot of fighting. A lot of United States citizens are really tired of illegals draining our economy, and I think the resentment will surface in a very violent way.  And just for the record, I hope they don't pass a bill allowing that, because it certainly isn't fair to the people who earned their citizenship the honest way.  By the way, my family has been here since about 1670.
1179699
Well Germany spent a lot of of cash and time to make sure that that doesn't happen so I doubt there will be any riots.\n\nBut if there are riots, it will probably be caused by English fans after they get knocked out of the tournament ha ha.\n\nHere's how it will happen:\nEngland will be playing their QF match against Holland.\nTheir fans will spend the entire afternoon taking over some local pub and will be completely out of it by the time the game starts.\nHolland will win by a single goal from Ruud van Nistlerooy, a Manchester United player in England. The English fans will spill into the streets, pandemonium will ensue. Many shop windows will be destroyed before German police fire tear gas. This will infuriate the English fans and they'll begin chanting anti-German WW2 songs before being dispersed by the fire departments water hose.\n\nJust Joking!! All the English hooligans have had their passports suspended (true!) so the only English fans in Germany are the well-behaved ones. :-)
561305
I've never heard anyone saying there were going to boycott if they do it is arggoant and stupid. Plus where is the question?
362459
we will know after may 1.
144505
I agree, a peacful protest would probably get them farther than violence.  What is sad is I really don't think they realize by doing what they are they are giving creedance to those cartoons!  They are protesting that they are wrong but are doing it by means portraied in them!  That isn't helping any at all.
449658
Well they are certainly the vast majority. The other nationalities, come in via different ways. From getting a student visa, and not returning home for example.\nWe will see what their boycott does, especially if most American Citizens, spend their money that day as well.
717332
The Enchanted Fairy is right!\nNow let's hope INS goes to a couple of these big protests and rounds up a bunch of these illegal scumbags!\n\nWe could make a big dent in the illegal population by enforcing the labor laws and giving HUGE fines to both the illegal worker and the company that hired them. After awhile it would become cheaper for those companies to pay better wages to Americans, than to hire the illegals!
308879
yes. They will awaken the silent minority who will get pissed off and activate to get all the illegals kicked out or jailed.
433661
According to a recent report on BBC TV it seems that some of them are facing having to leave the country as they do not have 'permanent leave to remain' on any basis other than their work. If the work permit is taken away (as it has apparently been in some cases) they may face deportation. \n\nHowever there are certainly protests being held, and the situation may change as the morality and legality, not to say lack of 'joined-up government', of the politicians' actions is challenged.
379140
I'll Second that and give you a pat on the back, but i think a protest doesnt help anything, it just causes trouble for all the other people than the ones you are trying to affect in the first place anyways.
529407
You'll see after a few days the boycott will show the great \nimpact it caused on the U.S.. A few people will be speechless.
942428
Hopefully everything will go smoothly. If it doesn't this could be a huge turning point for our country. I hope people won't stand for it and take to the streets.