To: radicalamericannationalist
If you think half a million illegals slipping over the border in the year is sovereignty, the word has no meaning. If those 500,000 came here legally on work visas, would you be satisfied?
To: Barlowmaker
That is a separate issue. You stated that we have full sovereignty. If our borders are so porous that half a million people cross them illegally, then you are wrong.
As to your "change the issue" question, no I would not as that would depress wages for U.S. workers.
To: Barlowmaker
If those 500,000 came here legally on work visas, would you be satisfied? I would.
If they did not print the "visas" themselves, and the "visas" are not convertible to residency under some delusional "amnesty" or other-weasel-word mechanism, and if the concept of "anchor baby" was also explicitly excluded.
Else why even pretend that the concept of legal immigration still exists as something other than a vague outdated concept?
812 posted on
09/29/2004 1:25:34 AM PDT by
Publius6961
(I, also, don't do diplomacy.)
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