Agents told to be silent on details of border plan

Detroit Free Press ^ | January 21, 2004 | TAMARA AUDI

[sarcasm]

The Bush administration's proposal to offer amnesty to illegal immigrant workers has prompted federal officials to instruct border patrol agents not to disclose information that might reflect poorly on the idea, a government document shows.

Meanwhile, U.S. border patrol agents have been told to ask a series of questions when they capture illegal immigrants, including whether the immigrants have heard of President George W. Bush's proposal.

[douglas1]

YOU sound like a good dem, and we all know that.

[riri]

He hinted at tighter border controls. He hinted at a time certain and other references

He has done more than hint in his speeches, safely, outside of the US that the future includes a borderless NA.

[swampfox98]

YOU sound like a good dem, and we all know that.

You can't get me to shut up by defacing my person with that lewd comment. I am an American first and foremost. I see America being murdered, and will not align myself with those who are incapable of seeing what George Bush, or to be fair, the entire Demoncrat party is trying to do to us.

[CWOJackson]

You should find a day job...your rhetoric isn't going to sustain you.

[douglas1]

you should not be ashamed of your party affilation.

[swampfox98]

My party affilation is a free America, one not bullied by Vincente Fox and George Bush. If you don't agree with that you should be ashamed.