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To: Cyropaedia

Converting the millions of illegal aliens to legal citizenship should be a top priority, and the provision for a $5,000 fine is an adequate penalty. The collection of future taxes will be more important than the net revenue after collection expenses of back taxes. But if the border door isn’t slammed shut to more illegals, it will all be meaningless. Our Congressmorons have failed miseraby by allowing this invasion of the United States to continue. As the Republicans continue to abandon Ronald Reagan and the Constitution, they smell more like Democrats, who are socialist traitors.


31 posted on 05/19/2007 4:39:40 AM PDT by pleikumud
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To: pleikumud
Converting the millions of illegal aliens to legal citizenship should be a top priority

Sure. For the DEMOCRATS.

NOT for REPUBLICANS.

Christ, '86 Amnesty is still paying dividends for the 'Rats via the ballot box.

I guess the GOP really does want to got the way of the Whigs.

35 posted on 05/19/2007 4:48:12 AM PDT by Cyropaedia ("Virtue cannot separate itself from reality without becoming a principal of evil...".)
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To: pleikumud
"Converting the millions of illegal aliens to legal citizenship should be a top priority"

Do you realize the implications of that statement?

141 posted on 05/19/2007 12:24:47 PM PDT by Eagles6 (Dig deeper, more ammo.)
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To: pleikumud
Converting the millions of illegal aliens to legal Rcitizenship should be a top priority,

So you basically favor a $5000 amnesty plan. Seems like your lock-step with Bush the Democrats, and the illegals on this.
156 posted on 05/19/2007 10:33:01 PM PDT by Blowtorch
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