[Brookhaven]

This is a compiliation of Herman Cain quotes from three different interviews. It shows that Cain has been consistent on the issue.

[American Quilter]

Since Sarah’s not running, Herman Cain has become my choice for the GOP nomination.

[napscoordinator]

I agree with his ideas. But giving more money to this is not going to get rid of 30 million illegals. Why can’t he round them up and get them out of the country. I do agree with doing the fence first so they don’t come back.

[SMARTY]

“...promote the current citizenship process...It’s not that difficult. It’s democratic, it’s cumbersome, it might be confusing to some people, but if you go look it up, you’ll see: the steps are not that complicated.”

RIGHT!!

The process only SEEMS confusing and cumbersome to people who have NO intention of assimilating or learning English and who are PREDISPOSED to criminality.

If American citizenship was not WORTH having, it would be easy as pie.

However as it is, the ‘process’ (if properly enforced) IS LESS confusing and cumbersome than reducing yourself to the level of a criminal, validating criminality to your children and looking over your shoulder the rest of your life.

AND IN THE END you get to BE an American…. If THAT is not your goal, stay the h&^% OUT!!!!

[HiJinx]

Ping!

[rmlew]

We must secure our borders, enforce our laws and promote the existing path to citizenship. Protecting our nation’s sovereignty should be a paramount concern of those elected to lead us, not an afterthought or a reaction once the problem becomes even worse. Further, taking a stand on the issue does not mean one lacks compassion, but instead, that one respects the rule of law and the importance of not becoming a lawless nation.

In other words, the foirmer member of the Fed wants amnesty for those here after we supposedly secure the borders. The only difference between his position and that of Obama, is that he might be honest about securing the border first, before rewarding invasion.