[SunStar]

Just two questions:

How about a single question:

What proof does has the media shown that the Bush Administration even has an Amnesty plan?

I keep hearing the President respond with "I am against amnesty."

[Zipporah]

Read these two threads.. there are links to news preposed amnesty:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1047986/posts

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1047151/posts

[Modernman]

What proof does has the media shown that the Bush Administration even has an Amnesty plan?

Good point. The Bushies know how unpopular such a move would be. I think people are worked up over nothing on this issue.

[libertylass]

http://capwiz.com/fair/issues/alert/?alertid=4587551

Check out F.A.I.R.'s (the National lobbying group) website and their article about Bush's newest AMNESTY. I believe you can look through their website for more information. It seems the original article came out last Wednesday (Christmas Eve).

[txdoda]

I keep hearing the President respond with "I am against amnesty.">>>>>>>


Just a *spin* on words.......

He's 'thinking' LEGAL STATUS (or some other hyperbole) is *not* the word amnesty.

But it IS the same action, and the results will be the same.......MILLIONS more will come for their 'reward'.

[billbears]

Of course the President is against 'amnesty'. It's a spin. This latest plan will move so many illegals into the legal category there won't be a need for amnesty. Therefore he can still be against amnesty and throw the borders wide open

[TomGuy]

I keep hearing the President respond with "I am against amnesty."

I don't have the exact quotes, but

in 2001, GWB said "If an anmesty bill reaches my desk, I'll sign it."

in 2003, GWB said "I am against blanket amnesty."

Just before 9-11-01, an amnesty bill was almost passed out of the House and Senate. Senator Byrd stopped it. Yeh, the Democrat. He can do some things right.

Then 9-11, and amnesty was sort of shelved--until after the 2002 elections. The RNC put out word before the 2002 elections that amnesty, as an issue was "off the table", meaning to the Republican candidates--don't mention it, yeh or nah. (That RNC memo has been circulated and posted and buried by the staunch GWB Republicans.)