Grand Swindle will overturn ALL local enforcement legislation

The current "comprehensive immigration reform" swindle has an added feature that has been greatly underreported: It would nullify all local and state legislation aimed at curbing the negative effects of illegal aliens because - voila - they would all be "legal" within 24 hours.

As an e-mailer to Rich Lowry notes:

Far from simple being empty promises, this amnesty bill is actually a blatant attempt to head off any attempts at enforcement at all. After all, states and cities can't deny services or enforce laws against illegals if the government makes them all legal.

Adios, Georgia Security and Immigration Compliance Act.

Adios, Beaufort County, SC, Lawful Employment Ordinance.

Adios, Hazleton, PA, Illegal Immigration Relief Act.

Adios, everything you might be working on at the local or state level. S 1348 trumps all of it.

The bill does nothing to ensure local business licensing rules or zoning laws are enforced. It does nothing to crack down on employers who hire under the table. It does nothing to limit the influx across our southern border. It provides blanket amnesty, and opens the door for migrants to apply for state benefits, with the promise of enforcement sometime in the future.