[FreePaul]

Reform vs. enforcement? Nah! Skip the hard choices. Just pander to the illegals like congress and the administration.

[george wythe]

I have a hard time understanding Mr. Schorr's point. He just describes the situation, and then he fails to point out a clear solution.

[EagleUSA]

Reform. That Washington weasel-word is dangerous. Just fix the freakin' problem and save the taxpayers $100 BILLION a year that should be in our pockets and not in Mexican pockets...

[newsworthy]

Such a draconian bill would probably not survive a conference with the Senate in its present form, not when clergymen put on handcuffs to demonstrate their abhorrence, and not when California's Cardinal Mahoney says he would instruct priests in his diocese to disobey such a law, if necessary, to minister to the needy.

Cardinal Mahoney, so lately vilified (and rightly) by the press for his role in concealing pedophile priests is now a moral authority?

I'm not interested in the phony moral qualms of our lying, hypocritical Senators either. I want a border created NOW. There is nothing draconian about enforcing federal law and protecting middle class taxpayers from further drain on their dwindling resources. No more "cheap labor" subsidies for corporate hounds. Support ENFORCEMENT ONLY legislation---reject the disastrous Senate proposals and support HR 4437.

[lawdog]

Yep, President Bush is apparently agreeing with Kennedy who was one of the clowns that screwed this up in 1965...yep that'll work...

[MrEdd]

A Modest Proposal

Simple cost effective solution to immigration. Declare illegals to not receive any government benefits. Including police protection, non-prepaid medical care, burial, autopsies, housing education, etc. Confiscate all property carried by illegals and add to general fund of arresting municipality.

I would bet they would leave in short order by themselves.