[sickoflibs]

RE :”Last Friday, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) let the cat out of the bag: his sudden crusade to reform birthright citizenship is directly related to his need for political cover on amnesty for illegal immigrants. “Yeah, I think it's fair to say that I need to go home to South Carolina and say: listen, I know we're all upset that we have 12-14 million people illegally, “ Graham told National Review’s Daniel Foster. “I'm going to have to be practical. We're not going to deport or jail 12-14 million people....Of course, Graham already gave away the game when he entertained a constitutional amendment to clarify what the 14th Amendment says about birthright citizenship”

The author has this nailed. I am suspect of every RINO talking about a constitutional amendment. That appears to be a tactic to make sure the issue dies while pretending to take a tough stand. They did the same scam on a marriage amendment as the article points out, leading to the recent federal decision over CA marriage.

RINO Graham-nesty needs to go.

[DoughtyOne]

Slowly the number grows. They’ve quoted a figure of ten million for the last decade. Now they’re saying it’s 12-14 million. Yeah Lindsey, we’ve only had 2 to 4 million come over in the last decade, when we had ten million come over the decade before.

The pricks know damn well it’s 20 to 35 million, but they lie constantly on the matter.

[dools007]

The deportation of millions of illegals argument has been debunked many times over. The key: Make it really painful for businesses to hire illegals. In the absense of jobs they will go home the same way they got here—i.e. reverse migration.

Of course, this assumes our existing immigration laws are finally enforced.

Graham is not only a RINO he is a dumb RINO.