[MickeysHangover]

Do you support the President on this issue?

Is he still our "guy" when he legalizes millions of illegals?

Peace out!

Mickey

[vladog]

I don't trust our elected leaders to know daylight from dark.

Neither major party 'wants' to stop the illegals. In this as so many other things the Dem's & Repub's are in bed with each other.

[Sunshine Sister]

The yeses are winning 92% to 8% no.

[Reagan is King]

I'll bet the guy that put that poll up was laughing as he posted it. I see that 11% of the people voting were illegal immigrants since they voted "yes".

[Zipporah]

When it comes to immigration, it seems that our leaders are always trying to cater to the hispanic vote.

I think it is a much deeper issue than votes.. The elitists are running this country.. not the people..they have managed to take over the leadership in both parties.. If you read the article in the Washington Post you will see, we cannot win.. mirror images nacilbupeR/Democrat..

My opinion .. NO one can be trusted.. why do you think this story ran today? Christmas Eve..

[VU4G10]

Do I dare to say "No"?

[John Beresford Tipton]

Q. "Do you trust your elected leaders to make the right decision on immigration issues?"

A. I would not trust my elected leaders with a hot stove.

[45Auto]

The whole thing is about money - and both major parties are up to their eyeballs in it. The politicians take money from interests who stand to benefit enormously from the employment of undocumented workers. Its as simple as that. I doubt that the morons in Congress will pass another total amnesty bill; they don't want to spoil the party. Once these people get any little bit of legality, then they can bitch and moan about not getting benefits enjoyed by other workers. And they can sue. And they can put a lot of pressure on Congress. And employers don't want to see that since under the current "system" they don't have to keep any financial records - no social security, mo Medicare. no income tax withholding, no medical plan, no vacation pay, no nothing. Do I want to see the country overrun with illegals? Hell, no! But short of rounding up every last one of them, and absolutely sealing the border, I would like to see those who hire these people penalized in some way. It is they who exacerbate the problem.

[SBell]

Let me ask you this...

Would you support a harsh crack-down on illegal immigration and illegal immigrants if you KNEW the Hispanic backlash would hand the House, the Senate, the Presidency, and, consequently, the Supreme Court over to the liberals?

Consider that the liberals would then roll out the red carpet for the Mexicans, so you've not only failed to stem the tide of immigration, but you've successfully maneuvered yourself out of political power.

This immigration situation is a no-win scenario. I personally know small business owners who have gotten filthy rich employing Mexicans and I know manual laborers who have lost work due to teams of illegal aliens that are willing to work for "three hots and a cot". It's nauseating and there's no easy solution.

Until the threat of liberal rule is eradicated, Bush must tread a precarious line between doing what's right for America and satisfying Hispanic activists. Anyone who thinks that this situation is a reason to vote against Bush is simply throwing in the towel, and giving in to the greater evil.

[RightWhale]

97% no

3% yes

no one undecided

[sarcasm]

"Do you trust your elected leaders to make the right decision on immigration issues?"

Nope

[Walkin Man]

They should have had a "H*LL NO! choice.

The President wasn't my "man" in the election in the first place because of crap like this and his lousy "free trade" and outsourcing American job policies.

So far I have no dog in the hunt.

[verity]

The Hangover must be from an excess of Old Buzzzard Breath firewater.

Who do you trust to make the right decisions on immigration issues and would those decisions be legal?

[spodefly]

Do you trust your elected leaders to make the right decision on immigration issues?

(96%)
No

(4%)
Yes

[spodefly]

"The Juan and Jorge Show"

"Jorge, we screwed 'em with CFR, we'll screw 'em with 12 million illegals. The main thing is to just keep right on screwing 'em no matter what. Comprende, amigo?"

[ckilmer]

betrayal is the name of the game. there is also cowardice and stupidity. and also the way in which God lets people go --who do not cling to him.

[MissAmericanPie]

They are not catering to the hispanic vote, that is so ludicrous. They are committing treason against the citizens of the United States, all of them. They are deliberately working against our best interest and the Constitution, all of them.

The agenda is globalism, no borders from the north of Canada to the tip of Cape Horn. I'm just waiting for people to wake up and admit it, instead of hiding from it. I guess if you can kid yourself it makes it easier not to have to feel a responsibility to do something about it.

[TLI]

http://www.phxnews.com/

I read several of the "Breaking News" stories there, and they have a "post a comment" feature. Comments are running 100% against more "imigration" from the south. Check it out.

[AEMILIUS PAULUS]

Question: " Do you trust your elected leaders to make the right decision on immigration issues?"

Response: "In declining states the leadership intuitively choses the most harmful course of action"-A Great Historian 1888

[pageonetoo]

When I clicked on the link, 'NO' was already chosen! all I did was confirm it!!!