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This is so asinine. Ranks right up there with in-state tuition for illegals.

The guy substituting for Rush the other day (I can't remember his name) said that about 30 other states already have this drivers license for illegals law. Is that true? I find it hard to believe.

What's next? Biligual Road signs?

These articles should warm the cockles of your heart...

Cornyn proposes plan for immigrant 'guest workers' (Amnesty)

Posted by Sabertooth
On 07/11/2003 8:38 AM PDT with 14 comments

Dallas Ft. Worth Star-Telegram ^ | July 11th, 2003 | Dave Montgomery
Cornyn proposes plan for immigrant 'guest workers' By Dave Montgomery Star-Telegram Washington Bureau John Cornyn WASHINGTON - U.S. Sen. John Cornyn launched his first major legislative initiative Thursday, calling for a guest worker program that would enable millions of undocumented immigrants to legally live and work in the United States for up to three years.The bill puts the first-term Texas Republican in the center of politically volatile efforts to overhaul the nation's immigration laws. The issue has strained relations between the Bush administration and Mexican President Vicente Fox, who is pressing the U.S. government to grant legal status to the...

Orrin Hatch addresses immigrants(Illegal aliens)

Posted by 4.1O dana super trac pak
On 09/05/2003 5:51 PM PDT with 47 comments

Salt Lake Tribune ^ | 9/52003 | Christopher Smith
WASHINGTON--Speaking at a rally of young undocumented immigrants who are urging Congress to allow them to attend public colleges at in-state tuition prices, Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, said the country will "benefit enormously" by opening college classes to the children of people who entered the U.S. illegaly."We can choose either to keep these talented young people underground or we can choose to give them a chance to contribute to the United States," Hatch said at a Capitol Hill news conference Thursday to urge support of his "DREAM Act," the Development, Relief, and Education For Alien Minors Act.The Bill sponsored by...

Powell meets Mexican envoy, hopeful on immigration reform; "We may get results slowly but surely"

Posted by Brian S
On 09/05/2003 7:09 PM PDT with 57 comments

AP ^ | 09-05-03
GEORGE GEDDA, Associated Press Writer Friday, September 5, 2003 ---------------------------------------- (09-05) 18:42 PDT WASHINGTON (AP) -- Secretary of State Colin Powell said Friday after a meeting with Mexico's foreign minister that he believes progress may be possible in resolving long-standing differences with Mexico on immigration issues. Powell said that at November meetings with Mexican officials, the United States plans to offer ideas that "will demonstrate to the Mexican people and to Americans that we are serious about resolving immigration issues." Powell's meeting with Mexican Foreign Secretary Luis Ernesto Derbez also covered the administration proposal for a new U.N. Security Council...
There are believed to be almost 4 million undocumented Mexican migrants in the United States. Mexico wants the United States to grant them legal status, but many in Congress believe that would reward people who broke the law. With Powell at his side after a 40-minute meeting, Derbez noted to reporters that migration reform legislation is pending. "We may get results slowly but surely," he said.

There are actually 4 million Illegals in California alone, at a minimum.

Cornyn proposes plan for immigrant 'guest workers' (Amnesty)
			Posted by Sabertooth On 07/11/2003 8:38 AM PDT with 14 comments Dallas Ft. Worth Star-Telegram ^ \| July 11th, 2003 \| Dave Montgomery Cornyn proposes plan for immigrant 'guest workers' By Dave Montgomery Star-Telegram Washington Bureau John Cornyn WASHINGTON - U.S. Sen. John Cornyn launched his first major legislative initiative Thursday, calling for a guest worker program that would enable millions of undocumented immigrants to legally live and work in the United States for up to three years.The bill puts the first-term Texas Republican in the center of politically volatile efforts to overhaul the nation's immigration laws. The issue has strained relations between the Bush administration and Mexican President Vicente Fox, who is pressing the U.S. government to grant legal status to the...

Orrin Hatch addresses immigrants(Illegal aliens)
			Posted by 4.1O dana super trac pak On 09/05/2003 5:51 PM PDT with 47 comments Salt Lake Tribune ^ \| 9/52003 \| Christopher Smith WASHINGTON--Speaking at a rally of young undocumented immigrants who are urging Congress to allow them to attend public colleges at in-state tuition prices, Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, said the country will "benefit enormously" by opening college classes to the children of people who entered the U.S. illegaly."We can choose either to keep these talented young people underground or we can choose to give them a chance to contribute to the United States," Hatch said at a Capitol Hill news conference Thursday to urge support of his "DREAM Act," the Development, Relief, and Education For Alien Minors Act.The Bill sponsored by...

Powell meets Mexican envoy, hopeful on immigration reform; "We may get results slowly but surely"
			Posted by Brian S On 09/05/2003 7:09 PM PDT with 57 comments AP ^ \| 09-05-03 GEORGE GEDDA, Associated Press Writer Friday, September 5, 2003 ---------------------------------------- (09-05) 18:42 PDT WASHINGTON (AP) -- Secretary of State Colin Powell said Friday after a meeting with Mexico's foreign minister that he believes progress may be possible in resolving long-standing differences with Mexico on immigration issues. Powell said that at November meetings with Mexican officials, the United States plans to offer ideas that "will demonstrate to the Mexican people and to Americans that we are serious about resolving immigration issues." Powell's meeting with Mexican Foreign Secretary Luis Ernesto Derbez also covered the administration proposal for a new U.N. Security Council... There are believed to be almost 4 million undocumented Mexican migrants in the United States. Mexico wants the United States to grant them legal status, but many in Congress believe that would reward people who broke the law. With Powell at his side after a 40-minute meeting, Derbez noted to reporters that migration reform legislation is pending. "We may get results slowly but surely," he said.