Bush Pushes Congress to OK Immigrants

AP on Yahoo ^ | 3/30/06 | Nedra Pickler - ap

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President Bush and Mexico's President Vicente Fox shake hands after their bilateral meeting in Cancun, Mexico, Thursday, March 30, 2006. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak)

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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper (L) shakes hands with U.S. President George W. Bush at the end of a bilateral meeting in Cancun, Mexico March 30, 2006. Harper, Bush and Mexican President Vicente Fox are in Cancun to discuss security and immigration issues at the three-way summit of North American leaders. REUTERS/Chris Wattie

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L-R: US President George W. Bush, Mexican President Vicente Fox and Prime Minister of Canada Stephen Harper talk during tour at the arqueologic area of Chichen Itza in Yucatan State. The leaders took the tour prior to embarking on serious talks about North American trade and immigration.(AFP/Alfredo Estrella)

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The Three Amigos

[oceanview]

McCain is on H&C now. at least Hannity is asking some real questions.

[P-40]

Be a good time to put up that border fence...but I guess Air Force One would just fly over it...

[NormsRevenge]

Thanks for the heads-up

[NormsRevenge]

McCain..

George Will says it would take 200,000 buses to round up all the illegals and that the Reagan amnesty didn't work.

Maybe we could borrow some of NO's buses, they don't seme to have much use for them.

[lawdog]

The matter is in the Congress of the United States and that is where the decision will be made," Fox said. "It is no longer between President Bush and President Fox."

Another lie from a corrupt third world leader..this will be the end of the of American sovereignty..given 30 years or so...

[P-40]

"The more net worth there is in Mexico

He should talk to Vicente about ways of letting the small businesses in Mexico do their thing without the hastles that keep them down...and that keep the middle class from prospering.

[GingisK]

Bush Pushes Congress to OK Immigrants

If they do, they will surely lose my vote.

[Ladysmith]

Oh, please give us a report afterwards...

[beyond the sea]

Michael Savage just said on his show (and I think I have this correct)that our President, George W. Bush, said today in Mexico, “Nationalism is a dangerous thing.”

What could he have meant by that bizarre statement?

For what reason did we break away from England over 200 years ago?

[wizardoz]

THERE IS NO JOB AMERICANS WON'T DO! There is only a wage that Americans won't work for. And if you took away welfare, you'd see that little bit of pickity-snippit vanish, too.

[Aetius]

Just once, I'd like to hear someone ask a proponent of mass immigration and amnesty (like McCain) about the insane, potentially massive collision between racial preferences and the mass importation of people eligible for them (though it will be a bigger deal for the children of such immigrants).

I know I'm never going to hear that from a Katie Couric or some presidential debate moderator, but it would be nice if someone like Hannity would think to ask it.

[nygoose]

He is a new worlder doing his father's bidding. This will mark the beginning of a nation of warring factions.

[clawrence3]

Was Ronald Reagan an "arrogant psychopath who deems himself King, Lord, and Master" when he signed amnesty into law?

[stopem]

I promised my spouse I would no longer post anything negative about this issue.

Whew I kept my promise :)

[oceanview]

I heard that too. does someone have the actual quote?