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Obama to meet with McCain on Monday
ap ^ | 15 minutes ago | LIZ SIDOTI

Posted on 11/14/2008 6:29:32 AM PST by winoneforthegipper

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To: winoneforthegipper

Psst! Palin & Jindal 2012....pass it on.


181 posted on 11/17/2008 6:18:06 PM PST by deputytess (Men of the West .....stand and FIGHT!)
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To: Jeddi
I dont believe he called for amnesty he wanted a workers program. They would have to be identified and can only stay here so long, and companies who hired those who did not go through the programface huge fines.

Ha! This is what McCain tried to ram down our throats.

"The Secure Borders, Economic Opportunity and Immigration Reform Act of 2007 [aka McCain-Kennedy CIR bill]: This bill resembles the 1986 amnesty in several important ways. Like that law, it would grant amnesty to individuals unlawfully present in the United States. Its provisions prove that its effect would be "amnesty," which its proponents deny. Specifically,

Only illegal aliens are eligible. Creates a new "Z" visa exclusively for illegal aliens, granting legal status to those who have willfully violated U.S. laws and denying that benefit to law-abiding aliens who have played by the rules. (Section 601(c)(1))

Legal status is immediate. Section 1(a) allows probationary Z visas to be issued immediately after enactment. These probationary visas are nearly as good as non-probationary Z visas, giving the alien lawful status, protection from deportation, authorization to work, and the ability to exit and reenter the country with advance permission. (Section 601(h)(1))

Immigration laws are set aside. Before anyone even applies for a probationary Z visa, the legislation would set aside the immigration laws that currently criminalize the presence of illegal aliens. The bill waives compliance with several laws as a condition for eligibility for the amnesty, including those concerning illegal entry, failure to appear for a removal proceeding, fraud in obtaining documentation to enter the United States, falsely claiming citizenship, violating terms of a student visa, failure to obtain valid immigration documents, unlawful presence for more than one year, and reentry after having been ordered removed. (Section 601(d)(2)(A))

Eligibility leads to permanent residence. Probationary Z visas could be valid for years, depending on when the government begins issuing non-probationary Z visas (Section 601(h)(4)). The Z visa can be renewed every four years indefinitely (Section 601(k)(2)).

Amnesty is unlimited. The bill grants legal status to virtually all of the 12 million to 20 million illegal aliens who are in the country today, and there is no cap on the total number of illegal aliens who could receive Z visa status. Impact

182 posted on 11/17/2008 6:34:02 PM PST by spectre (Spectre's wife)
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To: winoneforthegipper

Here it comes. The knife in the back. We have to get rid of these RINO’s in the Senate.


183 posted on 11/17/2008 8:37:48 PM PST by Mr. Peabody
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I actually think there is a possibility of this. Serious.
It would be a shrew political move. Not sure McCain would accept.


184 posted on 11/20/2008 3:30:45 PM PST by Lady GOP
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To: svcw

I actually think there is a possibility of this. Serious.
It would be a shrew political move. Not sure McCain would accept.


185 posted on 11/20/2008 3:30:47 PM PST by Lady GOP
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