[Alex Murphy]

The July 28-31 conference, sponsored by the U.S. bishops and titled “Renewing Hope, Seeking Justice,” heralds a major push from the church on immigration heading into the 2008 elections....“The church is going to make immigration a major issue in ’08,” Mahony told NCR.

[Teacher317]

There ARE fair and humane procedures for immigrating here. Tens of millions of people have used these procedures so far. Why insist on rewarding those millions who refused to follow those fair and humane procedures?

[wac3rd]

Again, follow the $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

These are not Muslims invading us from down South, they are....(drum roll please)......................

ROMAN CATHOLIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just like Wal-Mart and McDonald’s, both illegal aline supporters gain cash in their coffers...the Church pays NO TAXES and the corporations gain new customers that they didn’t have before...

McAmnesty needs to step up and realize most of the Latinos are voting for Obama anyway...despite his knee-pad pandering.

He needs to close the border and deport, now.

[Jeff Chandler]

It is my contention that the United States should follow the example of the Church and institute immigration policies identical to those of the Vatican.

[Kolokotronis]

I'm not in the least surprised to see this. The Catholic Church has dumped thousands of Somali Mohammedans in my state and handed the bill to the local and state taxpayers now that the federal money has run out. What they have accomplished is to firmly establish a Mohammedan underclass here which refuses to work, insists on education in their own heathenish tongue and “culture” and that all the rest of us, except of course for the execrable local bishop and his clerical minions, conform our actions to the dictates of Mohammedanism and its tender sensitivities. The Catholic Bishops are a danger to this country and deserve the soundest condemnation.

[rbmillerjr]

Alex, you are on a roll.

Let’s see, Republicans want illegals here for cheap labor.
Democrats want them hear for voting rolls.

The Catholic Church must be behind this.

[Zionist Conspirator]

In 2004, for example, voters in Arizona adopted a measure requiring proof of citizenship before anyone can register to vote or apply for public benefits. The proposition passed by 56 percent to 44, and exit polls suggest that margin included 55 percent of Arizona Catholics.

I was unaware that voting in the elections of nations of which one is not a citizen was a basic human right.

Now . . . who'll I vote for in Ireland?

[Trailerpark Badass]

So I suppose you are for unfair and inhumane immigration policies?

Not hard to believe, actually.