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>>> If Bush wants to solve the problem, why didn't he came up with a proposal to protect our borders? Why did he referred to illegal aliens as "undocumented," just the way NPR and the New York Times do? Why did he not say one bad word about illegals, gushing instead about how wonderful they are? <<<

Very good questions. Now, since Bush has a record of being pro law and order in Texas and leading spokespeople and lawyers supporting the illegal immigrants are decrying Bush's proposal, what do you think the answers are? You won't grow intellectually if I just give them to you.

Really think about it and you'll start to get a clue.

Bush also apologized because our immigration laws were not "humane." If you think this is all part of a clever Bush scheme to crack down on illegal immigration by saying he's not going to crack down on illegal immigration, I'd be interested in hearing you set forth your speculation. But I'm inclined to take Bush at his word: he thinks illegal aliens are wonderful, he wants to give them legal status, and he has no intention of enforcing those inhumane immigration laws.

It's not as if Bush has a record of being an immigration hard liner. He was pushing for an amnesty before 9/11, during the campaing he said "family values don't stop at the Rio Grande," and he has a history of campaigning to Americans in a foreign language. (Just imagine what Teddy Roosevelt would have said about that stunt).