LOL! I would rather see one of our own get it! Seriously, one of my buddies is an ICE agent. SOMETHING must be done. I will probably get flamed for this, but there is no way, we can deport all 11 million. I agree with Bonilla, start with the border and take it from there. As a side note and a contradiction to my post, check out National Geographic's special on MS-13. Those are the people we need to concentrate on above all others. Al-Qaeda and Mara Salvatrucha getting in bed together is a nightmare scenario that doesnt bear thinking about. Border first!!
Fox News Sunday.
Brit is host, so we miss good comments, but Brit is also the best host on TV. He will "steer" the panel as needed.
Report: the US is working on the plans if anything has to be done in Iran. Seymour Hirsch (sp?) reports on US planning as though it were new news.
Brit. Interview Specter on immigration, what happened? Specter: Democrats put political advantage over policy by refusing to allow amendments (Senate rules). Democrats did a "whip check" knowing they could stop any bill changes in the Senate.
Brit: Kennedy and McCain say they had the votes for their bill. Specter? Yes they did, but amendments were not allowed even though they would have been defeated. (huh?)
(By the way. On one of the daily talk shows Thursday, a caller said the amnesty from 1986 cases are not all done yet. So, now congress wants more? Wowzers.)
Brit on leak? Specter says the president owes the nation an explanation. Specter is hedging in an attempt to appear neutral and fair. (Specter needs to stop reading old media if he can't tell the truth between truth and fiction.)
Peter King on. The Senate bill was a failure, is a failure, and cannot pass the House no matter what it looks like. He is also making the case for ILLEGAL versus LEGAL immigration. (Too bad the media does not get that one.) Brit points out the unworkable and illogical procedures in the Senate bill. King agrees they won't work as intended.
Next up: Iraq
Where there's a will, there's a way. I agree the surface question seems impossible. For example, drying up employer hiring will also motivate people to go home.
If we don't plug up the holes in the border all the amnesty programs in the world won't help we will just need a new one every 5 years.
Plug up the holes, then we have forever to set up some sort of amnesty program(which is all we will get,IMHO)