In that case get rid of the grants altogether, but I don't think that giving grants to some business owners while discriminating against other business owners solely on the basis of their Hispanic heritage is right. GW understands that economic freedom is what keeps America prosperous. He knows that private enterprise is the source of American prosperity, and that economic freedom isn't just a principle but an excellent policy.
As a matter of fact small businesses generate more than 50 percent of America's private sector output. They are the ones who are turning the economy around. America's prosperity comes from the millions of people who invest their time, energy, and their resources setting up new businesses and pursuing new ideas.
Anyone who comes to America regardless of where he/she comes from, as long as he/she has vision and determination to make it in this country is able to do so. That's the American way; and what we hope for is that the government lets businesses expand their economic freedom so they can keep on building a prosperous America, as with GW's tax relief package over 30 million business owners have benefited by putting more money into their businesses and new jobs, instead of sending it to Washington.
I don't think anyone is saying that should be done. There are plenty of foreigners who have come to the US and have set up businesses ---Koreans, Polish, Germans, Italians, Cambodians and many others ----the "discrimination" here seems to be on the basis of Hispanic heritage ---where are the White House's web pages for all those other heritages? Is there one for the Polish business owner?