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Peach I came here as an immigrant....a LEGAL immigrant. It wasn't hard, just a little inconvenient with all the interviews etc., and it didn't hurt (well maybe a couple of the shots hurt for a short while) I and others like me weren't given all the privileges the illegals are given, we had to prove just like American citizens do that we were entitled to them.

One of the proudest days in my life was when I stood with hand raised before the flag and took the 'Oath of Citizenship'.

I have supported the Republican Party since first setting foot on these shores and still do, but even though I disagree with President Bush about immigration, he would still get my vote if he was running for the highest office again. I have a nagging feeling he's not being told the truth as to how the majority of the regular citizens feel about the borders, just as the truth was hid from # 41 about the economy when up for re-election.

What irks me is that people wait to do this legally, and they are going to go to the end of the line when we let people who did it illegally gain citizenship.

Hey - we'll never have a politician we agree with 100% on every issue. It's impossible and has never happened and never will happen. We're too big a country with too many diverse interests.