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Are Black Americans being blackmailed to support illegal aliens' false civil rights claims?

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"The civil rights which each black family earned generation by generation, struggling as citizens under threat of lynching, under threat of fire bombings, under threat of murder... but as citizens is being compared to illegal aliens who want "civil rights" that are not only not earned but they aren't warranted without citizenship..." http://www.renewamerica.us/columns/fobbs/060522

RenewAmerica.com; May 22, 2006

Black Activists Say Immigration Shortcuts are Not a Civil Right Issue

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"'The amnesty issue is being distorted. This is not about the rights of people here legally or of equal rights - it is about people who are here illegally wanting everyone to ignore the fact that they broke the law to get into this country,' said Project 21 member Geoffrey Moore. 'The civil rights movement was about some American citizens being treated worse than others. The rallies happening now are about lawbreaking non-citizens wanting to be given the same rights and benefits of those who came to America through the proper immigration channels..."

Silicon Ceiling 6: 70,000 blacks out of work in computer, technology industries

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"Experienced African-American workers are twice as likely to be unemployed in the computer and technology industries as the general labor force, according to Silicon Ceiling 6, a report by the Coalition for Fair Employment in High Technology..."

Coalition for Fair Employment in High Technology via BlackMoney.com; October 31, 2005

The "false dichotomy," tool of demagogues (Amnesty or deportation is a false choice)

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Few things in politics are more destructive and dangerous than the false dichotomy-an "either/or" situation which limits solutions to a given problem to two or three exclusive, usually extreme, options. In countless newspaper articles and television news shows, the debate about what to do about the millions of foreign nationals living illegally in the United States is presented as a choice between the radical extremes of mass amnesty and mass deportation.

No stemming the tide of good U.S. jobs going overseas

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Corporations whine that H-1Bs are needed because of a shortage of Americans with skills, but major studies at the University of California Davis and Duke University conclusively prove we have thousands of unemployed or underemployed Americans with all the needed technical skills. http://www.townhall.com/columnists/PhyllisSchlafly/2007/04/16/no_stemming_the_tide_of_good_us_jobs_going_overseas

By Phyllis Schlafly, April 16, 2007

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