Here's a much quoted supposedly anti-guest worker statement by Rush...
RUSH: …they want to turn illegals into legal with a stroke of the pen and with a program. But to become a legal immigrant in this country you've got to go through a process, and these people are not, and we're going to just waive that process and we're doing it on the basis, "Ah, so many here we couldn't take backward steps on it anyway."
The next part of the call restored my faith in my dearly-loved Rush. He said:
"Okay, even if you have an amnesty program, at some point, whether you call it that or not—guest worker program, whatever you want to call it—at some point we're going to have to start enforcing all of this so that the immigrants that do get in here are legal, even the ones that end up working for you."
http://www.vdare.com/bevens/050406_limbaugh.htm
There you have it, what passes for a Rush condemnation of "guest worker" from early 2005.
At best he praises "guest worker" with faint condemnation.
At worst when he says they must "go through a process" what he means is a "guest worker" program.
The enforcement first line does not entirely cover for his soft sell of "guest worker".
And how many times has Rush helped sell "guest worker" by saying "These are jobs Americans won't do"?
Answer, too many times to count.
He's put this "guest worker" selling guest host on in his place.
Why did he put him on, if not to sell "guest worker"?
Please point out any other anti-guest worker statements by Rush, cause I'm not seeing them.
What I'm seeing is double talk to disguise and make more palatable his support for the program.