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Ahh, so the "emergency" is that the U.S. needs to increase room and board for illegal aliens?

I'm still waiting for Richardson, by the way, to make sense as an American and stop it with his focus on what Mexico is 'feeling' and otherwise doing...I mean, whatever.

Richardson insists, also, on saying, "these undocumented workers...these undocumented workers..."

And then, and I quote, said this:

"...(many hundreds of thousands) of undocumented workers have been apprehended...we're talking about a way we can bring these individuals into our society and...if they have proper records, PROPER records in terms of the law...(we can, we should) build a core around these IMMIGRANTS and MAKE THEM THINK THEY'RE PART OF SOCIETY..."

Richardson has no plans to stop the flow of illegal aliens. He DOES have plans, from what he says on FOX News (quotes above are from his appearance Thursday on Hannity & Colmes), to receive more federal dollars IN ORDER TO ASSIST THE illegal aliens. Or, if you think like Richardson does, the "undocumented workers."

Please note in those statements of Richardson that he referred to the illegal aliens (his words, "undocumented workers") being enabled by us Americans to have "a core built around (them)...and bring them into society (that means amnesty is Richardson's plan, not prevention)..."

And even went so far as to rationalize their presence in the U.S. by saying "if they have PROPER RECORDS IN TERMS OF THE LAW...(then they'll be fine and dandy in New Mexico)..."

What PART OF 'ILLEGAL ALIENS' does Richardson (Governor of a state, no less) not GET when he refers to ILLEGAL ALIENS as having "PROPER RECORDS IN TERMS OF THE LAW"?

I think the answer here in deciphering Bill Richardson language is that his "emergency" plans are for purposes of gettting MORE taxpayer dollars to fund MORE housing and licenses and "records" for illegal aliens. I doubt he has plans/intentions to do much of anything else.

Richardson's "emergency" should be called the ROOM AND BOARD PLAN.