***WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Robert Menendez is urging the Major League Baseball Players Association to boycott next year’s All Star Game in Phoenix over the recently passed Arizona law to crack down on illegal immigrants. The New Jersey Democrat says in a letter that 27 percent of Major League players are Latinos and they shouldn’t be subjected to a law Menendez says codifies racial profiling.**** We understand that something has to be done regarding the problem of illegal immigrants coming into the US.  Is it too much to ask that if they want to live in the US that they become naturalized Citizens?  What we are tied of is having them come across the boarder and taking away jobs for those of us who are citizens.  We are tired of them getting on welfare as well as others who are perfectly capable of working for a living.  I worked for a company, in a call center for 28 years.  I speak from experience when I say we’re tired of giving away the house.  I placed a order for service for a woman who was here from Mexico.  The state worker who was assisting her, thought it was funny that we were giving this woman and her 2 children a home, phone service, food stamps, medical assistance, dental, living expenses and child care money.  When I asked for her ss#, I was told she didn’t have one as she just arrived from Mexco.  I was a single mother trying to raise 2 children as well and I couldn’t get any help from the state.  They told me to get the money from my elderly parents.  I’m sorry that people feel their rights are going to be violated by the police asking for proper ID but something has to be done.  If they want to live here, then do it right.  If not, take your fannies back to Mexico and stop taking away from my family.

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