I was going about my day the other day and this thought came to me along with an image. Is it God or is it not I will let you discern? I saw a shoulder to shoulder line of veterans of the USA forming a line across our southern border. Even veterans in wheel chairs. Would these illegals when seeing them eye to eye easily cross the line and enter our country illegally? These are the men and women that fought for our country, our safety and our freedom.
I am just a woman that shares what I have been shown. I really did see a side by side long line and then I was shown the unvetted approaching this line and having to look into the eyes of those that protected our country. I am only given the part I am shown. I cannot judge on this matter just share what I was shown by Holy Spirit.
America is the land of the free because of the brave. We are the land of the free, home of the brave. Thank you veterans across our land for the service you gave to our country to protect us and our freedom. You gave so much up of your very lives to bless many lives that treasure living here. We are most thankful and have hearts filled with gratitude. THANK YOU.
One more thought ... if you truly want to live here then do it the legal way like so many others have done in the past and continue to do now. I wouldn't be here if my grandparents didn't choose to come to the USA via Ellis Island and the legal entrance to the land of freedom and opportunity. Oh, they also chose to assimilate to this great land. Sure they may have spoken broken English but they learned English as our language also. I so endearingly remember my grandfather would call me Chimberly sounding like that with his broken accent. I remember back then as a child I would ask what does it mean when people would refer to the immigrants as DP's. Came to find out it referenced Displaced People. Even back then there was some sort of discrimination of European immigrants. They did not quit they forged ahead and worked hard to support their families. Yes, even during the depression era. My one set of grandparents had a garden and fruit trees in their yard. City folks with backyard gardens. They worked the land they lived on and vegetables & fruit came forth. Even though they assimilated to the cultures and ways of America there still were traditions kept within the home. I have some of those family recipes and some family members still enjoy listening to Croatian music. Hey I was a member of a Croatian folk group which enriched learning about my heritage. I love America and am most thankful that my 3 of 4 grandparents emigrated here for us to have the opportunity to live in such a rich land filled with culture and honor.
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