[Technoman]

But immigration is still a critical issue throughout the state, where 83 percent of all voters say they favor some kind of amnesty, if certain rules are followed.

I guess ‘unbiased’ reporter, Julia Prodis Sulek, just forgot to give us the source of that poll, but I believe her. Don‘t you?

McDonald’s and Illegal Immigration

[Spirochete]

Among GOP voters, ire over illegal immigration

The RINO we elected doesn't care about our ire, neither will the RINO we're about to elect.

[stevio]

I’m starting to believe it. Why then, would any Republican vote for McCain?

[Digital Sniper]

I guess I'm part of the "fringe" 17% that believes immigration reform does not include rewarding criminals with citizenship.

[PubliusMM]

It ain’t rocket science...

Secure the border; build the fence like we asked.
Deport illegals.
Prosecute employers who use illegals.
Cut funding to so called sanctuary cities.
Redefine ‘anchor baby’ to mean one born to non citizens in the US LEGALLY.
Refuse welfare and medical coverage to illegals.
Tell the Mexican government to fix its own problems, starting at the top of their corrupt system.

[conservativecajun]

Don’t worry, all is well. Republican voters have chosen four front-runner candidates who have no record of taking real action to secure our borders.

[Malesherbes]

If McCain or Hillary or Obama becomes President, there will be amnesty. The border will virtually disappear.

[WesternPacific]

where 83 percent of all voters say they favor some kind of amnesty, if certain rules are followed.

I would like to see this statement proved. The certain rules, that would qualify this statement, would probably include deportation first, I guess.

[Dick Bachert]

It MUST stop!

My wife and I recently watched “Waitress,” a clever and sweet little film written and directed by Adrienne Shelly. Shelly was A VERY talented lady who also played a supporting role.

She was senselessly MURDERED in her NY apartment on November 1, 2006. Her body was found hanging by a sheet from a shower rod – by her husband. She was 40 and left behind a 3 year-old daughter who will never know her real mother.

A 19 YEAR OLD EQUADORIAN — AN ILLEGAL WHO SHOULD NEVER HAVE EVEN BEEN IN THE COUNTRY IN THE FIRST PLACE (THANK YOU CLINTON AND BUSH) — CONFESSED TO HER MURDER.

They are killing 25 of us every day.

IT WILL STOP WHEN THE MORONS IN WASHINGTON GET AS SERIOUS ABOUT THE ILLEGAL INVASION AS THEY ARE ABOUT HARASSING NATIVE BORN CITIZENS AT THE AIRPORTS.

(AND, YES, I INTENDED TO SHOUT BECAUSE I’M MAD AS HELL AND NOT GONNA TAKE ANY MORE OF THIS CRAP!)

How about you???

I’ve been a regular at local congressional town hall meetings for a few dozen years and noted that starting around 10 years ago, the majority of those there were angry that nothing was being done about the illegal invasion.

Why are we still waiting for the clowns in Malfunction Junction – who can produce convoluted legislative proposals to line their pockets or deliver pork back home and ram it through in the dark of night – to secure our national borders?

Perhaps YOU should get on over to those pre-election public meetings and raise some serious hell – before YOU die at the hands of someone who ought not even BE HERE!

We have enough indigenous criminals. WE SURE AS HELL DON’T NEED TO IMPORT MORE.

[goldstategop]

But Stupid Republicans WILL vote for the Shamnesty Whore, McCain!

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus

[gubamyster]

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[Technoman]

Apparently, the article was referring to The Field Poll , by Field Research Corporation. Published April 10, 2007, the poll indicated that 83 percent of voters responded in favor to: Create a program that would allow illegal immigrants who have been living in the U.S. for a number of years an opportunity to stay in this country and apply for citizenship if they have a job, learned English and paid back taxes.

[End Times Crusader]

I would like to point out that John McCain has been the most consistent advocate of sensible immigration reform including a plan offering a pathway to citizenship for undocumented Americans. The rest of the candidates either took extreme positions on immigration, which garnered them about 1% of the vote, or tried to compromise their previous positions in order to win over the anti-immigrant voters. Yet it is Sen. McCain who is well on his way to winning the GOP nomination.

I offer this as further evidence that GOP voters are not as concerned about immigration as some here and on talk radio as well as the liberals in the media would have us believe. Last year's fight against sensible immigration reform was carried out by a vocal yet few members of the right wing fringe. This is election is proof of that.