[specsaregood]

I need to go back to work, will look at the other votes tonight, but a few thoughts:

#2 HR365? http://projects.washingtonpost.com/congress/110/bills/h_r_365/
“To provide for a research program for remediation of closed methamphetamine production laboratories, and for other purposes.”
Or do you have a link to another bill HR365?

HR1885: He disputes that it was or general amnesty
“Other provisions of HR 1885 will go a long way toward addressing your concerns regarding border control and security. For example this bill provides for at least 200 additional INS inspectors. and at least 200 additional investigators. It requires the establishment of a government-wide, electronic data-sharing system on persons with terrorist ties, that federal officials could use to determine whether to grant visa application or permit an individual to enter the U.S. In addition, the Justice Dept. will be required to establish a system to electronically track all foreign visa students in the United States. Finally, it would prohibit the issuance of temporary visas to citizens of nations considered to be state sponsors of terrorism, unless it has been determined that the alien does not pose a threat to the safety of American or U.S. national security.”

#4 I think you have your information incorrect, he voted YES, just like Hunter and Tancredo: http://projects.washingtonpost.com/congress/109/house/1/votes/661/

#5 listed in your post has nothing to do with border security or illegal immigration. It deals with legal immigrants. Those people are allowed to work here, so the government has no business dictating which legal residents a company can hire. Or are you for such things like racial-quotas being force upon companies by the federal government?

[mnehring]

You may want to check your dates & what congress # a bill is before responding.. eg. #2 you looked at the 110th congressional record (2007.) The date on that bill is 2002, not 2007.

As for #4, here is the roll call vote on the Hunter Amendment for everyone to see the votes themselves.

http://clerk.house.gov/cgi-bin/vote.asp?year=2005&rollnumber=640

You’ll find Paul under the Nay column.

[mnehring]

As for HR1885, here is a link for everyone to judge for themselves if it is an extension of Section 245-i amnesties for illegal aliens.

[mnehring]

As for HR1885, here is a link for everyone to judge for themselves if it is an extension of Section 245-i amnesties for illegal aliens.

http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/z?c107:H.R.1885: