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Short and sweet, it is the illegal alien problem, which continues to be ignored by our national Congress. We have suffered a great strain on our public and private transportation issues. The figure for these illegal aliens now is being quoted at about 20 million illegal felonious folks looking for a nicer way to live. Can't say that I would blame them, if they had followed the rules and entered our country when our government invited them in. With their gate crashing attitude and then begin demanding their legal rights, while they have not yet become citizens, is totally helping to clog our welfare. Planning project for a city, was done with a projected growth for city. Take Atlanta and Los Angeles as our example. The illegal aliens flocked to those two cities and the crime rate moved up. Stolen cars took illegal aliens to other parts of the country, Atlanta was one of them, and for those who came across the border into Arizona, the car theft rate in Tucson was one every five minutes. The folks that come here from across a border, are not the wealthy, but the poor and they all have the idea that all Americans are rich and can afford to buy another car when they "liberate" the one you are driving now. Even those Americans who do not have much, have far more than these people had, therefore in the eyes of these illegal aliens, you can afford to help them out. Los Angeles is a zoo, with many gangs and corrupt officials who aiding them in their illegal entry to this country. Our streets were parking lots, even while most of the illegal population was yet to come to the cities. I spent more than thirty years in Los Angeles, please do not contradict what I have seen with my own eyes, and my life has been threated several times, just by walking my dog in the early hours, going into MacDonald's to eat, talking with my Hispanic neighbors, for yea, I did live within an area considered a barrio. I saw the children riding bicycles all night, delivering drugs for the pushers and much more. Our buses looked as though they had come directly from Mexico, with few white residents riding them. Our walls were covered nightly with graffiti from two different gangs and murder and drive-by incidents were almost nightly or daily occurences. Most of the cars had Latino drivers, our low cost housing, and HUD projects were filled with illega aliens. When we attended a fast food restaurant, the size of the crowd was always Latino and the predominant spoken language was Spanish. Our ballots were printed in 20 languages. The city was a sanctuary city, which means that from the Mayor on down, they were offering sanctuary to law breakers in our country. Raising taxes to help pay for those services that clogged our emergency rooms in our hospitals until one by one they were forced to close their trauma centers because they could not afford to keep them open. The entire city was gridlocked far too often and the officials could not find a solution, after throwing multimillions into searching for solutions. At certain times of the day, our freeways became five to eight lanes of parking lots, that ran for miles. With all the freeways available to our transportation, they were all full. Too often the population was hours late in getting home. The problems kept expanding and things were not getting better. Finally, I had a chance to sell my house, which had been burglarized by the Latino's that lived in our area. While they trashed the house, and this elderly man could not even walk through his home to say goodbye to it, I still got money for it and left California and relocated here in a southern state. We are still facing illegal aliens here, hired to work in our plants, at a lower wage than the local people. Our citixens are undergoing a form of silent rage, but one that I fear could errupt and the consequences will be indeed harsh. Our streets here are clogged and I do not even need to turn my head any longer, I can judge who is driving next to me. Don;t ask, you already have the answer. Our system was not designed to absorb the effects of a sudden influx of roughly twenty million illegal alien invaders. The solving of the problem will be up to the voters in November. Remember your responsibility as you step into the polling booth and cast a ballot that will help solve the problem or find some very unpleasant events to errupt within our borders. Our Congress needs to work on solving our problems, not going to Syria, worsening the pressure on our military. I choose to elect a proven problem solver as my candidate and hope that when you investigate Mitt Rommney, you will find a candidaate to your liking also. Solve problems with problem solvers.