[Lurker]

"You cannot tell a person's immigration status by looking at them," countered Lisa Navarette of the National Council of La Raza.

You're right Lisa. That's why we want to actually talk to them have them produce some verifiable documents so we can either let them go on their way or toss their illegal behinds out of the country.

L

[YCTHouston]

Tancredo-Houston Comical ping.

[stevem]

Bush has toughened his stance against illegal immigration

This remains to be seen.

[voletti]

Tancredo has already helped by redefining the "center" on the immigration issue. Recall how Reagan redefined the center on the txes issue.
Its clear already that saying illegals are OK is not anywhere near the conventional centrist position today. For that we have Tancredo in no small measure to thank today.

[rcocean]

Now if want to enforce the law you're an "extemist, hard-liner, racist".

Welcome to the liberal bizzaro world.

[57chevypreterist]

Bravo, Tom!

[America's Resolve]

trying to add strong anti-immigration phrases as Bush was wooing Hispanic voters.

THis is the biggest problem with illegal immigration today.

The only reason we have so many "hispanic voters" for politico's to woo is that the same politico's by and large have allowed them into this country for the last 40 years at an uncontrolled rate.

At such a rate in fact, that their very presence is changing American Society. I have a box of Clorox toilet cleaning brushes in my bathroom that proclaims "1 extra handle inside" andon the other side of the box, proclaims the same in spanish. Who hasn't heard the voicemails asking to choose a language. Or the ATM's asking to choose a language.

Every "Hispanic" illegal changes this country, dilutes my vote, sucks up my tax money, increases the workload on emergency rooms, increases the competition for university seats and scholarships and on and on and on.

CLOSE THE FARKIN BORDER ALREADY!!!!!!!

[MonroeDNA]

BUILD THE WALL!!!!!

(see senate cave)

[DumpsterDiver]

ping

[MediaAnalyst]

The way the MSM treats this guy, you'd think that Tancredo is the second coming of Hitler. Saying that you want to control border crossing is not the same as lynching blacks from trees. Saying that people in this country should either be citizens, or (if not citizens) be accounted for and tracked by the government is not the same as gassing Jews.

The reason that white Europe now faces the choice of either extinction or bloodbath is because people like Tancredo were silenced (and continue to be silenced) by the European MSM, back when there was still time to control the Muslim problem peacefully. Now it's too late there.

If this country can pull though this problem without a bloodbath, the one person to thank for that will be Tancredo. Something that Democrats and a lot Republicans should give some thought to.

[SwinneySwitch]

"You cannot tell a person's immigration status by looking at them," countered Lisa Navarette of the National Council of The Race.

You can if they are walking through a South Texas ranch, at night, with no flashlight, Lisa.

[gubamyster]

ping

[Borax Queen]

"Comprehensive" (immigration reform) is the new buzzword for amnesty.

[Reaganwuzthebest]

"I know that Mr. Tancredo is sincere, but I don't think he has been constructive," said Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, the cosponsor of an immigration bill in the Senate. "Is a politician making a sincere effort at trying to find a solution to a problem? Or are they using it as a lightening rod to generate political support?"

Sounds like a little envy there on Cornyn's part since most support Tancredo's approach to the illegal alien crisis instead of his.

[nicmarlo]

"I certainly never planned to be at odds with the president of my own party and my own leadership."

These days he seems to relish defying party leaders. When Bush recently bowed to criticism by party conservatives and urged stronger border enforcement, Tancredo said: "As with all politicians who change their rhetoric and their policies under political pressure, the public must continue to push the administration to follow up on its words."

BumPing!

[Ron H.]

"I know that Mr. Tancredo is sincere, but I don't think he has been constructive," said Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, the cosponsor of an immigration bill in the Senate. "Is a politician making a sincere effort at trying to find a solution to a problem? Or are they using it as a lightening rod to generate political support?"

As opposed to you Mr. Cornyn?! As a native Texan I'm ashamed of and for you Mr. Cornyn; please go away and take your and Bush's brand of conservatism with you as we Texans and Americans can't really afford it, it's bankrupting us all.

[azhenfud]

"I certainly never planned to be at odds with the president of my own party and my own leadership."

Believe me - we were driven away.

[nosofar]

Once again, legal immigration and ILlegal immigration are completely conflated.