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And when it's done, (term ended) he'll put his finished creation on your plate.

If the primary ingredient of the recipe is horse manure, I don't care how good the chef cooks it, it's still gonna tasted like S##T!!

Any which way you cut it, it all comes back to LAW ENFORCEMENT. Again I will ask a question to which no Pro-Bush Plan type has provided an answer for:

IF WE DON'T DEPORT ILLEGAL ALIENS NOW, WHAT MAKES YOU THINK WE WILL DEPORT THEM WHEN THEY ILLEGALLY STAY AFTER 6 YEARS IN A "GUEST WORKER" PROGRAM?

It all comes back to LAW ENFORCEMENT. Why don't we practice the LAW ENFORCEMENT first for a few years, then see how a "guest worker" program might work?

It all comes back to LAW ENFORCEMENT

Let's agree that it starts with effective border enforcement. Without that, law enforcement is spotty at best. 20-30 million illegals would require a round-up of major proportions. And, would put us in anything but the best light.

America is a land of laws and you're right. Those who violate our immigration laws should be held accountable. Try as I might, I couldn't come up with an equitable way of assimilating illegals already here, while holding their cousins at bay. Citizenship is all or nothing at all. Given that a non-porous border is attainable, perhaps the best we can hope for might be a 'don't ask, don't tell' policy towards illegals here already to reduce the economic disclocations that might occur.

And that's a best case scenerio.