[seastay]

Maybe in the past Christians in Iraq would have a hard time getting out , but with the new government, this is hard to believe that an Iraqi would have to connect from Bagdad to Greece, then Spain and then to Mexico City, then to California, using fake passports....unless they were up to no good...

[llama hunter]

are we sure about that, that these aren't harmless Iraqis
wanting to get into the US because they've seen its a great country, do we know what the refugee and immigration policy is vis a vis Iraqis now that Saddam has been ousted

I would imagine that Iraqis would be less likely to make successful refugee claims now that Saddam is gone and yet more Iraqis may wish to go to America, especially having been saved by Americans from Saddam

the only people being persecuted except Iraqi Christians, may be insurgents or former Baathists and they of course need not apply

[sasafras]

The answer is incredibly simple but Bush and the RINOs want to fool the American public into believing we are powerless. It is this simple

1) Penalize employers - stiff fines and no excuses
2) Take away ALL benefits
3) Put up a wall

It is a complex problem but if these were imposed and enforced the border problem would be solved - we would be safer, crime would be reduced, schools and hospitals improved, less disease and drugs and taxes reduced. Every statistic shows that illegals cost much more than they bring in. GW is to blame and will be the reason the Hitlery is elected in 08.

[Cyber Liberty]

...Mexicali, across from Calexico...

Maybe not the right place or time to mention it, but I've always thought the goof that thought up those silly city names should be flogged.

[Oorang]

Ping to an interesting article

[Mark in the Old South]

Told you so, told you so, told ya, told ya toldyaso.

[Spok]

No red flags here. I'm sure they'll get a stern talking to and be released, before the ACLU comes to their rescue.

[k2blader]

Now, now, all they want to do is pick our lettuce. < /sarc >

[freeperfromnj]

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