[RoseofTexas]

"Mexico aims to maintain easy flow over border"

AIMS?!! What do they mean AIMS, the senate literally rolled out the red carpet for them...WHICH PART don't they understand?!! RINOS WILL PAY IN NOV!

[AliVeritas]

Amen. Why do you think Fox did his campaign stumping here (on the same day as the Senate passed that abomination)?

If the UN was what it was supposed to be, this would be a case for them.

Colonization and no borders... that's what this is about... period.

[cripplecreek]

This comment from a very liberal friend seems to indicate that the democrats may suffer as well.

It Ain't Rocket Science. Build a moat. Take the dirt and raise the levies in New Orleans. Put those Florida alligators in the moat. Any other problems you need me to solve? If not, it's back to the flower beds.

[Kakaze]

" What do they mean AIMS, the senate literally rolled out the red carpet for them..."

About the only thing the senate didn't provide in that bill was a provision for mass transit.

Somethng along the lines of a free express rail or bus service from guatemala to Texas border with feeder stops all along the way to pick up, our new "guest"

I probably shouldn't even post this, mccain is liable to present it tomorrow as an amendment.

[DumpsterDiver]

AIMS?!! What do they mean AIMS, the senate literally rolled out the red carpet for them...

Senate Immigration Bill Faces Tough Sell in the House
May 29, 2006

"[President] Bush on Friday got a phone call from his boss, Mexican President Vicente Fox, who is in California on the last day of a US tour, and praised Bush's efforts to push for legalized status for some immigrants," says political analyst Mike Baker.

Fox is deeply troubled by the amount of resistance to the Senate giveaway. The Mexican President hopes to continue sending his poor, his mentally ill and his criminals to the United States, thereby relieving the Mexican government of the expenses incurred for providing social services for his people. Instead, the Senate bill will be the largest redistribution of wealth strategy since President Lyndon Johnson's "Great Society."

Bush and Fox discussed the effort to secure the border and boost economic prosperity in both countries, said Frederick Jones, spokesman for the White House National Security Council. Of course, President Fox opposes fences or walls. He opposes using the National Guard to assist the Border Patrol agents. He opposes penalties against companies that employ illegal aliens. He opposes restrictions on funneling US dollars into his country. And he refuses to allow his troops -- which are already on the border helping drug traffickers and human smugglers -- to help in controlling the illegal aliens entering the US.

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