Anti-Legal Immigration Ads Mark New Extreme In Immigration Debate

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02/14/anti-legal-immigration-ad_n_1276284.html?show_comment_id=135076176#comment_135076176

"Other notable businessmen and politicians, including Mayor Bloomberg and Rupert Murdoch, testified in front of Congress in 2010, advocating an overhaul of the immigration system and an increase in visas given for skilled foreign-born immigrants. "

"In 2008, Bill Gates testified before Congress in support of increasing the number of H-1B visas allotted for high-skilled workers, and elongating F-1 visas for foreign-born students, arguing that such immigrants are assets to the American economy and are actually great job creators."

"The movement to lower legal immigration also counters the platforms of many of the Republican frontrunners in the Presidential debate, like Mitt Romney, who described himself in a September debate as a "great proponent of legal immigration"

Q: what's an extremist?

A: 'anyone who disagrees with Rupert Murdoch, Mitt Romney, Bill Gates, or Mayor Bloomberg', according to this article. At least they threw in Mitt Romney, as a representative of non billionaires

Since when is it the mission of the left to silence those who question the labor policies of billionaires? This sure isnt Henry Wallace's (a great man) movement. (correction, Romney isnt a billionaire, he's just a really, really, really rich guy)