[EternalVigilance]

http://michellemalkin.com/immigration/2005/06/22/01:45.pm


Yesterday Richard Stana of the Government Accountability Office told a House panel that under the Bush administration workplace enforcement of immigration violations had fallen sharply. For instance, consider the numbers of employers who received formal letters warning about possible fines for violating immigration laws:

Under Clinton in 1999: 417 employers
Under Bush in 2003: 3 employers

[Junior_G]

Wow, that is an infuriating stat. Though it fits nicely with Bush's refusal to exercise his veto power.

[Mo1]

3??

I think I recall reading about more then 3 raids done on business regarding illegals

and I think I recall reading something like 6 million have been deported

plus .. you didn't answer my question

[Indy Pendance]

I like Michelle, but, she's an opinion writer. Got something that's concrete? You can dis me all you want, but if you're going to fight libs, citing MM isn't going to win you points on the factual argument, siting one opinion supporting another opinion doesn't work. See how this works? You need factual, accurate data. Not opinion pieces, but real stuff. If I was a lib, and my support was Al Franken, would that sway you?

[Mojave]

For instance, consider the numbers of employers who received formal letters warning about possible fines for violating immigration laws:

Under Clinton in 1999: 417 employers
Under Bush in 2003: 3 employers

Well, you can't say that GWB hasn't done anything at all. It's not like there were only two letters. Or just one letter.