Illegal Immigrants Are Welcome

We need help with dealing with illegal immigrants. The question is, will we get it?

A federal judge has denied a Dallas suburb's request to have its latest rule banning home and apartment rentals to illegal immigrants declared constitutional.

The decision issued Wednesday focused on a Farmers Branch ordinance that would require prospective tenants to get a rental license from the city. Farmers Branch would ask the federal government for the applicant's legal status before approving the rental license. It was set to take effect 15 days after a ruling on a similar ordinance currently being contested in court.

Houston's Illegal Immigrant Problem

Never a dull day in Houston when it comes to illegal immigrants. If they are not crowding apartment complexes with 50 people living in one bedroom units they are working in businesses that support illegals. This latest news story comes as no surprise:

Federal agents are at a large Shipley Do-Nuts facility on Houston's north side, where they have arrested almost 30 workers suspected of being illegal immigrants.

Agents from the Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement executed a search warrant about 5 a.m. at the Shipley manufacturing process center in the 5200 block of North Main.

Harris County sheriff's deputies are assisting in the raid, which took place after a caravan of about 50 federal and county vehicles drove to the center.

Houstonians should also be concerned about their personal documents since identity theft runs rampant among illegals. I hear it over and over again. Enough is enough.