[plewis1250]

I personally am fine with anyone who wants to come here to work and live... legally.

Where I have a problem is granting people who commit a crime by illegally entering, to skip the line of people who want to come.

My great-grandparents sought the American dream just like I'm sure many other people's relatives did, and they went through Ellis Island, just as the others did.

The problem is with people cutting the line, and having a porous border in which anyone or anything (weaponry, bombs, drugs, people, etc) can come in.

I'm certain Sarah has a problem with a porous border, so I'm not sure what the problem is exactly with her stance on this topic.

[DoughtyOne]

Okay, well I read your comments.

You tell me what you support and don’t, and then sign on to support someone who disagrees with you.

Honest to God, you folks are no different than the Clinton and Obama folks who accept anything they do, because they have become their god.

[dhs12345]

Well said.

And I hate the BS line that “we are all from immigrants” completely ignoring the fact that they cheated and will be allowed cut in line ahead of everyone else who patiently followed the rules and didn't cheat.

In this situation, cheaters do prosper. And don't believe the promises of fines, delays, and securing the border. It will never happen because it is a ruse, a lie, to get people to accept main part of the bill.

[9YearLurker]

While commenting on everything else under the sun, she has been stone silent on amnesty.

Yet if it passes, as it looks it will—there will not be a conservative majority in this country ever again.

And, of course, it was on FNC that she assured Juan McCain that there was absolutely no difference between their respective views on illegal immigration. That was in 2010, when all the GOP sellouts on it today were saying “close the border first” and then (wink, wink) the Americans will be good and compassionate with those already here.