[Dane]

Can someone explain where this claim about residency is coming from? I've heard this from other authors as well. My understanding of the Bush proposal is that these people get no, nada, zero preference in gaining residency. As I understand it, they have to get in the same line everybody else does to get a green card. In the meantime, they have to 'fess up to who they are and where they are, which is not something we actually know right no

If you actually state what is in the proposal, you can't whip up a frenzy.

[jimt]

If you actually state what is in the proposal, you can't whip up a frenzy.

And if you completely ignore the obvious consequences you can remain a cheerleader.

[!1776!]

Can someone explain where this claim about residency is coming from? I've heard this from other authors as well. My understanding of the Bush proposal is that these people get no, nada, zero preference in gaining residency. As I understand it, they have to get in the same line everybody else does to get a green card. In the meantime, they have to 'fess up to who they are and where they are, which is not something we actually know right no

If you actually state what is in the proposal, you can't whip up a frenzy.

Plus it makes it harder to play on the emotional aspect as much.

Opposing improvements with unrealistic solutions only supports the status quo in my opinion.