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Hello againl! Welcome back to PUNDIT ROUNDTABLE, our weekly gathering of bright lights, here to inform you and entertain you. I am your host, Ken McCracken. Here are our topics for this week: Topic 1: Where do you stand…

The students who are walking out of school and protesting today should really be asking themselves why their cities and states encourage illegal immigration by offering benefits to illegal aliens. That’s a slap in the face to every legal immigrant who waited in line for their chance to come to America.

My name is Michael Class. I live in the Seattle area with my wife and two children. I am a retired “dot-com” executive who just couldn’t sit by and let the mis-education of our youth go unchallenged anymore.

I wrote, photographed, and published a book designed to set the record straight, to properly prepare our children for the future. My book is called Anthony and the Magic Picture Frame.

In the book, my real-life son, twelve-year-old Anthony, time-travels to 1907 and meets his immigrant great-grandfather at Ellis Island. Anthony listens as officials question the new arrivals and document their intentions in the United States. Anthony witnesses the personal impact of immigration policy: He sees some people turned away at America’s door, causing families to split up.

It’s a harsh lesson: The purpose of immigration policy is to discriminate, to make choices about the people we want to admit to the United States.

Even when admitted to the United States, Anthony learns that life in the new land is anything but certain. Anthony’s great-grandfather masters the language of America - English - and works his way through school, only to end up in the trenches of World War I, and then back in America during the Great Depression. Eventually, he starts a business, rises from poverty, and raises a family.

[Publisher's note: edited for brevity]

Back to the immigration issue:

When Anthony meets his immigrant great-grandfather at Ellis Island, it’s really a story about what it means to be an American. Anthony’s great-grandfather says: “I became an American because I believe in America, and it’s my belief in America that makes me an American.” Anthony comes to realize the simple truth of the statement, and remarks: “America is an idea as much as it is a place. I am no different than my great-grandfather and all the immigrants who came to this land: I can only be an American by choice.”

We can’t afford to raise a generation of Americans who do not value their country, their heritage, and their place in the world. As Abraham Lincoln said: America is the “last best hope of earth.”

Thank you.

Michael S. Class
Father / Author / Photographer / Publisher

What they say to me is illegal immigrants: 1) Hate America. 2) Love Mexico (so why are they in America?). 3) Want to make America a prosperous version of Mexico 4) Are the new Democrat voting base.

I can’t speak for others, but the sight of what the students have done makes me mad as hell!

Bush keeps saying that those who don’t follow the legal path to become legal residents will be in big trouble. This is the situation we have now! There will never be the political will to round up these people in big trouble. There is a total lack of leadership for controlling the border.

[I]f these ingrates think that Mexico’s so great that it deserves more respect up on an American high school’s flag pole, than they should go back to Mexico!

Town Declares Itself a Sanctuary for Illegal Immigrants

The past few days have seen protests around the country in opposition to proposed federal immigratio

I would suggest rounding up as many Chinese, Jamaican, Russian, and Ukrainian illegal aliens and grant them probationary residency status under the condition that they live in that town.

The past few days have seen protests around the country in opposition to proposed federal immigratio