[Luis Gonzalez]

You really go to Chicago U?

I'll make sure that I don't send my kids there.

"That is a violation of the separation of powers. Congress has passed laws against illegal immigration, and the President must enforce it."

It's Congress that's pushing the extension of 245(i), as a matter of fact, Daschle just introduced a much more liberal version of the bill last month. Soon, we are going to wish they would have ratified the version Bush supported.

One last thing, the constitution grants Congress the power to make, AND CHANGE, immigration laws.

[Satadru]

Dont worry about sending your kid here. If he is your son, then I am sure genetic defects will not let him graduate from here. I wish him good luck. If you already don't know why these agencies are unconstitutional, then that is the first sign of stunted growth. If you think that the necessary and proper clause makes everything necessary and proper, then you should see a doctor. If you are counting from 1-10, but couldn't find the 9th or 10th amendment anywhere, that is another sign.

I am well aware of what Congress can or cannot do. Bush is trying to get liberal Democrats and RINOs to include amnesty, or should I say look-the-other-way bill, in the immigration or some spending bill. He has previously criticized conservatives by saying that they are trying to keep Mexicans in poverty. He simply fails to amaze me. Such an open hypocrite, but so many allegedly Republican followers.