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Posted on 05/13/2006 12:56:02 PM PDT by forty_years
President Bush plans to address the nation on Monday night at 8 PM to con the American public into buying into his ludicrous immigration policies. His approval ratings are at an all-time low, with only 31% of Americans approving of his job performance, while "68% believe the United States is worse off today than it was before Mr. Bush became president." Bush's immigration policies would open the floodgates to illegals, and Americans do not approve -- and it looks like the Senate agrees. Another poll shows support for the House's tough and very sensible immigration legislation, HR 4437:
...69 percent said it was a good or very good idea when told it tries to make illegals go home by fortifying the border, forcing employer verification, and encouraging greater cooperation with local law enforcement while not increasing legal immigration; 27 percent said it was a bad or very bad idea.
In an attempt to assuage American concerns about the unfettered illegal immigration tidal wave, Bush has proposed using the National Guard to patrol our borders:
President Bush, trying to build momentum for an overhaul of the nation's immigration laws, is considering plans to shore up the Mexican border with National Guard troops paid for by the federal government, according to senior administration officials.One defense official said military leaders believe the number of troops required could range from 3,500 to 10,000, depending on the final plan.
That's a great idea, except that Bush wants to provide amnesty to the millions of illegals already present in the U.S., and he wants to allow 400,000 "guest workers" to enter the U.S. every year. This is a recipe for disaster.
There are at least 12 million illegal immigrants in the U.S., and 10,000 pouring into our nation every day. One study predicts there will be 5 million more Latin American immigrants in the U.S. by 2015, while another prognosticates that illegals will push the American population to 1/2 billion people by 2050. Since the U.S. government is failing dismally at stemming this unfettered tidal wave, a group of concerned citizens, the Minuteman, has tried to prevent illegal immigration, but it appears that Bush has betrayed them.
And it looks like the Republican-controlled Senate is on the verge of betraying the American people by planning to push through legislation which will implement Bush's disastrous proposals. If the Republicans are looking to retain the Senate in the 2006 elections, they may just be shooting themselves in their collective feet.
The problem with Bush and many Republicans is that they are looking at immigration solely in 2 modalities: 1) trying to court the Latino vote, and 2) looking at immigration solely in near-term economic terms.
President Bush and Mexico's President Fox are colluding in an unholy alliance. Bush wants cheap Mexican labor -- forget the problems illegals pose to American society. Fox, an arrogant racist, wants to dump his economic problems on the U.S. instead of enacting much-needed reforms in his own corrupt society. It looks like Senate Republicans have joined the alliance.
It is time for the U.S. to criminalize illegal immigration as a felony offense. We need to build a wall along the Mexico border and provide enough personnel to patrol that border. We need to make it very painful for employers who hire illegals.
Are we to sit by idly while illegal immigrants openly march through our streets, trying to intimidate our policy makers, defame our flag, and rewrite our national anthem? Complacency will lead to the end of our prosperity and democracy.
Perhaps most importantly, it is time for the Third World to start dealing with its own problems (like corruption and overpopulation), and stop trying to dump those problems on the U.S.
Take action: Support LEGAL immigration.
http://netwmd.com/blog/2006/05/13/596
Round them up and send them home!
Fine the employeers $5,000 per illegal they get caught hiring.
Seal the border.
...69 percent said it was a good or very good idea when told it tries to make illegals go home by fortifying the border, forcing employer verification, and encouraging greater cooperation with local law enforcement while not increasing legal immigration; 27 percent said it was a bad or very bad idea.
The CIS poll, taken by Zogby International, is the ONLY poll that shows support for deportation without increasing legal immigration. It is a flawed poll, sponsored by an organization that is opposed to ALL immigration.
CIS got the result it wanted.
As far as a Texan, Bush is no Sam Houston.
Even the House is now opposed to this.
You got it! Ending this problem is as easy as removing the incentive for hiring!
Do you have any statistical basis for your assertion?
Lets hear what the Presidant has to say Monday before shooting off with con job and all that crud.
This article had everything in but calling the President El.. or Jor...
Let us be clear of mind, the rhetoric is blinding and not constructive.
Sounds good to me, and if Mr. Bush tries to b.s. us with some amnesty pablum b.s. the republican party is in trouble.
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CIS is the "research" arm of FAIR, a virulenty anti-immigration organization.
I don't buy it either. No Sale!!
C'mon, Zogby defines political correctness. There's nothing "virulent" about FAIR -- they are acting responsibly to prevent the devastation of the U.S. Nuff said. Done.
Concur. The kneejerk Bush hatred is really getting old..
We also need to open outdoor prison camps to hold these illegals until such time that they can be removed back to their country of origin.
Even the House is now opposed to this.
If an illegal is working now, chances are the he/she has committed a felony by using false ID or making false statements on withholding forms.
The GOP was never in favor of making it a felony, the dems added it in and it was a sticking point -- and, it turns out, was (and is) a sharp stick they wanted to stick in the GOP's eye.
We know this will force ILLEGALS to go home. They need to start making their own countries solve their problems and quit trying to make the US the nanny of the world. We can't take care of everyone and we have no repsonibility to do so either.
Actually, the GOP put the original felony language in HR 4437, then tried to take it out, but the Dems voted with some Republicans to keep it in to use as a club on the GOP.
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