[Pubbie]

"Illegal immigration shall be the death of America."

Actually it's not the end of America, because the Blacks and Asians, and Whites comprise 87% of the US population.

Immigration however will be the death of the Republican party unless they change Immigration policy.

[Kuksool]

The unwillingness of gov't officials to enforce immigration laws provide much needed cover for terrorists. Many cities have accepted the Mexican ID cards as valid forms of identification, and forbid the police from inquiring about a person's immigration status. Plus, several states are trending toward giving illegals in-state college tuition and driver licenses without showing any proof of citizenship. These policies are insane. We are asking for another 9-11.

[Jennikins]

Blacks, Asians and whites do not multiply as rapidly as the Mexicans. We will eventually be outnumbered. As for your tag line with Jeb for VP, I think we've had enough of the Bush Dynasty, as well as the Clinton one. Time for major changes.

[BillyBoy]

>> Immigration however will be the death of the Republican party unless they change Immigration policy <<

Here's the START of the GOP's current stance on immigration:

" The Constitution of the United States is a supreme law, and not a mere contract. Out of confederated States it made a sovereign nation...Since the authority to regulate immigration and intercourse between the United States and foreign nations rests with the Congress of the United States and the treaty-making power, the Republican party regarding the unrestricted immigration...as a matter of grave concernment under the exercise of both these powers, would limit and restrict that immigration by the enactment of such just, humane and reasonable laws and treaties as will produce that result."
-- Republican Party Platform, 1880

That position lead to massive changes in this country' immigration policy and a crackdown on criminals and anarchists in our nation, especially in the 1920s. It also lead to decades of Republican Party VICTORIES, since the position reflected (and still does) the vast majority of the public's views on immigration.

It will be changed over my dead body.