[Happy2BMe]

"Thank you for coming to Santa Fe. Know that New Mexico is your home."

[Happy2BMe]

Because President Bush has totally ignored those in the GOP who have begged until they bleed for him to do something about the illegal alien flood, now the entire Party is going to pay.

And pay big - starting in 2006.

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The leader of the pro-enforcement forces should be President Bush. After a brutal year defending an unpopular war and a less popular Social Security initiative, favoring something the public wants — an immigration crackdown — might be what he needs. Of course, that would require Bush, who has been pushing for a quasi-amnesty and a temporary-worker program, to change his tune.

But if Richardson and Napolitano can, why can't he?

[tiki]

They're just blowing hot air. They perceive it as a way to hurt Bush so their "saying" what they think conservatives want to hear. They don't mean a word of it.

[spectre]

Eighty percent of the public WANTS Bush to take the ILLEGAL immigration problem seriously, and he just ignores us.

I never thought Bush could let us down...never. But he's doing it.

sw

[swampfox98]

In 2003, Gov. Bill Richardson welcomed a bus caravan of "undocumented workers" — i.e., illegal aliens — traveling through his state on its way to Washington, D.C. He enthused: "Thank you for coming to Santa Fe. Know that New Mexico is your home."

Har- Har - Har! Big phoney! Stupid Republicans.

[Gritty]

But if Richardson and Napolitano can, why can't he?

Because he just won't.

The GOP didn't get the nickname "The Stupid Party" without a well deserved reason!

The GOP is going to get murdered on this issue in 2008.

[HiJinx]

Excellent Editorial Ping...

[television is just wrong]

We should not be making allies of Mexico, we should be invading them, and restoring a free republic to their nation. Only then will they ever become even an half-way economic partner.

[John Jorsett]

When two savvy Democratic governors spectacularly change their posture on immigration, it's a sign of a significant political shift

Or would be if anyone believed a word of it. Notice that they aren't demanding the feds stop illegals. They're just saying, "hey, give us money so we can accomodate all of these undocumented workers, some of whom don't work and are criminals, but aren't representative of the hardworking folk who just want to come here for the American dream of turning the U.S. into Mexico."

[Map Kernow]

The leader of the pro-enforcement forces should be President Bush.

Should be.

Won't be.

[dennisw]

http://www.letxa.com/guiamigrante.php