To: Sabertooth; mhking
Bush will try to make the plan more palatable to conservatives by including stricter entry controls, including increased use of technology at the border and steps toward better enforcement of current visa restrictions and reporting requirements, sources said. This is perhaps a good way to stop the massive inflow of illegals. The illegals won't stop coming, so I don't see how to stop them. Besides, while there is a demand to fill unwanted low-paying jobs, and while there are greedy business owners hiring these workers, we will always have a problem with illegal immigration. So I think GW's plan is pretty good.
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12/23/2003 9:28:26 PM PST by
Victoria Delsoul
(Freedom isn't won by soundbites but by the unyielding determination and sacrifice given in its cause)
To: Victoria Delsoul
Reform might be acceptable IF it is equally followed by harsh enforcement and stricter requirements.
There must be yin and yang. If there is to be a workers program then use the military to secure our borders.
If the will legalize the illegals then incorporate the overstay illegals in the NCIC system and actually check every arrestee for immigration warrants.
Eliminate the 10 year hide and seek amnesty or up it to 25 years.
Increase marriage provisional green cards from a two year duration to a five year duration before permanent status. No citizen application may be filed until they are here for a total of seven years.
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