[Reaganwuzthebest]

In a parking lot of the Border Patrol headquarters three miles from the dividing line with Mexico, President Bush on Tuesday accused his opponents in the immigration battle of stirring up fear with false claims about amnesty.

Sensenbrenner said again for the 100th time a few days ago he's not signing off on any "path to citizenship". He must be one of those back in Washington Bush was referring to.

[Youngman442002]

I would not sign it either.....its illegal..period...make the fines tougher every year...today $3,000...in two years $20,000 and 10 years in jail...then see if the illegals leave...they will and would...but the politicians would NEVER pass something that works...I am a disgusted American

[at bay]

said he supports much of Bush's plan, but thinks more economic help for Mexico...

Here's an idea: Send the National Guard to Fox's palace and ORDER that the Mexican government WILL allow american oil companies to drill for oil in a country with one of the largest proven oil reserves in the world.

Whazzat you say? You didn't know our outrageous oil prices are due to Mexico's refusal to allow foreign oil companies to explore and profit from their finds?

The wall Mexico has built against oil exploration is higher than any wall ever conceived of by our border patrol. Further, the standard of living in Mexico, if all the new oil royalties were not looted, would be as high as ours.

[OKIEDOC]

I feel personally hurt that the President used such strong unnecessary language to describe the opponents to Shamnesty as proposed by the Senate.

Doses this mean that the 87 plus percentage of American citizens against a disastrous bill are racists?

Thank God the founders of this country knew what they were doing when they sat up the three branches of government.

Thank God they were even smarter when they set up the two houses.

One to represent the people and one to represent the wishes of the country.

Lets hope the house sticks with it's guns and kills the Shamnesty bill in it's tracks.