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(1) The Bush Administration should announce that beginning on a given date U.S. immigration policy will be strictly enforced. Enforcement should begin as announced.
(2) U.S. military troops should be placed along the entire length of the Mexican border to enforce its security.
(3) Amnesty and U.S. citizenship should be offered to all illegal aliens living in the U.S. who are not felons, who renounce citizenship of any other nation, and who apply for U.S. citizenship before a given date. All others should be deported.
(4) The Bush Administration should propose an amendment to the Constitution saying that birth in the U.S. does not automatically confer citizenship unless at least one parent is a U.S. citizen.

I agree with you and with 1, 2 and 3 but not 4. I wish more politicians thought like you. In fact, I think NOT implementing your points above is a threat to national security and the federal government is negligent in their duties to protect and police the borders.

I agree with you that not implementing these measures constitutes a threat to national security and negligence, on the part of the federal government, in its duty to protect and police the borders and to protect the American people.

Why do you not consider the constitutional amendment that I recommended to be a good idea?