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To: Southack
"Providing Incentives for Return to Home Country: The program will require the return of temporary workers to their home country after their period of work has concluded. The legal status granted by this program would last three years, be renewable, and would have an end."

You omitted an important clause from your emphasis.

A requirement that guest workers return "to their home country after their period of work has concluded" hardly means they have to return home to renew.

If they renew their period of work would not be concluded.

275 posted on 12/31/2004 11:59:48 AM PST by Fatalis
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To: Fatalis; Southack
"The workers under temporary status must pay a one-time fee to register in the program, abide by the rules, and return home after their period of work expires. There would be an opportunity for renewal."

Not clear to me that workers will be required to return home, the phase "There would be an opportunity for renewal." Doesn't make it clear renewal requires returning home." Could be, then again maybe not. I wait for a real plan to be presented, seems all we have so far is talking points. But I definately get the feeling Bush cares more about the illegal Mexican then Americans.

283 posted on 12/31/2004 12:06:00 PM PST by jpsb
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