True, true, and false.
What supporters of this measure need to do is put it out there, and lay the groundwork for a conservative congress that we hope to achieve by 2010 or 2012 that might be able to pass such a measure. If we fail, it will not mean the end of the republic, it will mean that the several million anchor babies have to be absorbed. However, if we let the President's vision of immigration succeed, then we do endanger the republic, for there will be 12 million, then 20 then 50 million non-Americans here, unassimilated, and with values that are antithetical to democratic rule.
You're not helping in our important task with your inane comments, most of which are incorrect.
I am not stating what I wish to be true, but rather the reality of the issue.
Yes, Congress will not pass and Bush will not sign.
If somehow it would reach the SCOTUS the Justices would look at the 14th as well as Wong Kim Ark and Plyer and strike down the law.