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Troll huh - go check out how long Ive been here.

Its nice that you did your little shpeal and put a picture in your post but here are the facts

More illegals have come across the border with Bush at the helm than at any other time in our countries history. Bush has done jack sqwat. The fact that your a bushbot doesnt surprise me - there are many on here. But Im not one. I actually think unlike you and have statistics rather than hyperbole to back up what Im saying.

Illegal immigration is just the straw the broke the camels back. He has signed laws to limit our free speech, grown govt., tacitly supports affirmative action, I could go on but why should I. Its obvious Bushbots like yourself would rather believe in the talk than the action. So be it

"More illegals have come across the border with Bush at the helm than at any other time in our countries history. Bush has done jack sqwat."

That's not true.

What is true is that President Bush has improved our border security, both for stopping illegals as well as for detecting radiation.

Once easy, Illegal Immigration Now Risky:President Bush Builds 12 ft Tall Steel Fence Along Mexican Border From The Pacific Into Arizona, Plus Around Major Populated Areas In Arizona and Texas

Illegals Deported By The Planeload Now

"The president cited a 66 percent increase in border-security funding since he took office, along with a 42 percent increase in interior-enforcement spending and a total of 6 million illegal aliens caught and returned home." http://www.washingtontimes.com/functions/print.php?StoryID=20060326-123457-5749r

DHS Announces CBP Border Patrol Agent Deployment Schedule
Washington, D.C. – Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff announced today the fiscal year 2006 U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Border Patrol agent deployment schedule. In a significant increase in personnel, an additional 1,700 CBP Border Patrol agents will be assigned to the southwest border.
http://www.customs.ustreas.gov/xp/cgov/newsroom/press_releases/archives/2005_press_releases/0122005/12072005.xml