[ClaireSolt]

"My question to you is simple: If the "government" can't track all the illegal aliens (whether they are visa violators or invasion forces) currently in our country, how will it track a new "guest worker" program?" Your post illustrates why this was not done yesterday. The INS was a complete antiquated disaster, and they have prioritized tasks ahead of this, namely terrorists, biometrics on visas, and criminals (gangs and drugs). The peaceful intruders were last priority.

[rcocean]

Exactly.

CNN just had a report which showed that 4 million illegals have overstayed their VISAs.

ICE and the INS doesn't know where they are and they are making *no* effort to find them.

Bush will refuse to build a wall, he will support amnesty and call it something else, he will talk about beefing up the border patrol, using new technology etc., none of which will stop the massive illegal immigration.

Remember, if Bush wanted to enforce the law, he could have supported the House bill. He wants amnesty and is in bed with McCain and Kennedy on this one.

[Penny]

< "The peaceful intruders were last priority." >

I don't normally launch ad hominem attacks--but your post is so ludicrous that it nearly drove me to comment on your mindless inability to realize that no invader of our sovereign nation is "peaceful."

Yours is a losing argument in the end because it lacks any meritorious support. Illegal aliens should no more be forgiven for breaking the law than I should if I shoplift a candy bar!

Perhaps you should read our Constitution, then comment further on FR about "peaceful intruders."

Penny