[WayneM]

From your response to my post, I suspect you (or a friend or family member) own a business and employee illegals.
If a business cannot make a profit while operating WITHIN THE LAW, then it should be allowed to go bankrupt. This is what capitalism is all about.
Selectively enforcing the law, as is now done, is unfair because it rewards those who cheat and hire illegals. In addition, it pressures the law abiding to break the law in order to survive.
In an environment where the law is uniformly enforced, every employer will operate under the same set of rules - this is only fair.
I would hope you aren't actually suggesting that illegal actions are OK when you consider them financially necessary.

[exmarine]

Don't confuse them with the facts. They will stick with their man even if it bankrupts the nation.

[Joe Hadenuf]

Party before country. To many, little else matters.....

[Brian Allen]

The front line in the War on Terrorism is cutting dane's lawns, trimming his hedges -- and flipping his burgers.

[ought-six]

Dane has been an advocate for and enabler of illegals for quite some time. It's blatantly obvious in his posts.

[Dane]

From your response to my post, I suspect you (or a friend or family member) own a business and employee illegals

Nope, no one I know. I was just commenting on how you are going to put through your new regulations. It's easy to spout off, let's go after the employers. What about native born Americans who work for that company. Do you want to throw them out on the street? Rush had had a caller yesterday, who smugly said, raise the prices. That ain't going to work. Business is in business to make money and in this highly competitive marketplace, raising prices is suicidal to a business, but what the hey we gotta get rid of the dirty immigrants who clean our toilets, wash our dishes, and make our beds in hotels. No matter their work ethic. Bush's proposal gives them a chance to go above ground, while not granting citizenship.

In closing it seems that you want a new beauracracy in the form of the IRS or OSHA. Isn't business regulated enough.