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To: Czar
Remember, as Freepers, we believe in the rule of law. Loyal Americans insist on protecting American sovereignty, secure borders, and the preservation of American culture, customs, traditions and language. Those are our values.

Do you share those same values? A couple of points need to be clarified. First, President Bush has signed a law prohibiting an illegal immigrant from receiving benefits due to his/her unauthorized status in the U.S. No illegal is dipping into the public coffers

Second, guest worker proposals, such as President Bush’s plan, are not amnesty programs. Under Mr. Bush's proposal, illegal aliens will not be granted automatic and immediate legal status. They would only be eligible to receive a temporary worker permit, and the ability to apply later on for permanent legal status, where they will not get to “cut in line” in front of existing applicants. There is no guarantee that they would ever obtain permanent legal status in the U.S.

There are 12 millon illegals in America. They are not going away, they are a vital part of our economy. We had best figure out a way to "regularize" their status, and I think President Bush;'s propsal is very enlightened.

Poltically speaking, this is a good move. It will ensure that Hispanics will vote Republican. The Dems, who are acting like knuckle dragging nativists on this issue, are alienating Hispanic Americans.

54 posted on 06/03/2005 8:03:38 PM PDT by Teplukin
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To: Teplukin
Well that solves it for me, are you a troll or have you taken over Teplukin's account. Because on this very day in another thread you took the exact opposite view. So, please do explain or is this a matter for the Moderators? Here is your other post today,

To: crazyhorse691
Many Mexicans believe the US stole their land in the Mexican American war. They think that Arizona & NM, by rights, belong to them. This, of course, is wrong. To the victor belong the spoils. And we won that war by virtue of valor, smarts, and repeat rifles.

Gentlemen, the question is this: Will we defend our borders, our country and our families Or will we passively surrender what our forebears fought so hard to achieve?
This is the harsh truth: the time is coming, we all must take up arms to defend families, our Protestant Faith and our Country
9 posted on 05/03/2005 8:25:50 PM EDT by Teplukin

56 posted on 06/03/2005 8:14:31 PM PDT by JustAnAmerican (A Militant Conservative. Wusses beware.)
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To: Teplukin

"There is no guarantee that they would ever obtain permanent legal status in the U.S.

There are 12 millon illegals in America. They are not going away, they are a vital part of our economy. We had best figure out a way to "regularize" their status, and I think President Bush;'s propsal is very enlightened."

You of course contradict yourself as does the president. How many of those 12mil (low estimate) would not be granted permanent residency and/or deported? You yourself recognize they arent going anywhere. Thus, AMNESTY. Nice try koolaid drinker.


125 posted on 06/05/2005 10:18:36 AM PDT by mthom
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To: Teplukin

"Bush has signed a law prohibiting an illegal immigrant from receiving benefits due to his/her unauthorized status in the U.S. No illegal is dipping into the public coffers"

Bwahahahahahahaha! Are you a lunatic, or a bald faced liar? No illegal is dipping into the public coffers? Are you on drugs? Or a Bush administration stoodge?



"Second, guest worker proposals, such as President Bush’s plan, are not amnesty programs."


Hooohahahahaha!!! There's a point where statements are so absurd that it isn't even worth the spittle to rebut them.


201 posted on 06/07/2005 6:16:12 AM PDT by FastCoyote
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