The Revolution Might Begin WHERE?   Exclusive to STR   What made
it--briefly--newsworthy is a law passed by the Valley Park
government. Yes, like every hamlet, village, town, city, or
metropolis in the U.S. (and probably anywhere else in the
world), the people of Valley Park saddled themselves with public
servants, calling themselves 'government,' and issuing orders to
their sovereigns. They call these whims, fancies, and good
(maybe) ideas 'laws,' and fully expect them to be obeyed, or
else. The law which nudged Valley Park into a moment of national
prominence was one prohibiting the hiring of illegal immigrants.
They did this in 2006, initially, but a local St. Louis County
judge struck down the law. They revised it, and it was struck
down again.  Now just a minute! Is Valley Park facing some
crisis brought about by the hiring of illegal aliens? No such
claim has been made, to my knowledge. The city is 89% white,
with a Hispanic population of 2.3%. So what's the problem?
Nonetheless, the city again passed