[dirtboy]

Rejecting an argument being made by some conservatives in his own party, President Bush said Thursday that the idea that the United States could force millions of illegal immigrants to return home "ain't gonna work."

How would you know, Bush? You sure as heck haven't tried.

[Jameison]

"How would you know, Bush? You sure as heck haven't tried."

No he hasn't.
Just last night there some DA on Fox News, who was forced to let the illegal aliens he'd arrested go free, because when he called the INS, they were not interested in coming to take these suckers.
So much for President Bush's speech in which he claimed that "arrest and let go" has been stopped.

[surely_you_jest]

How would you know, Bush?

He knows because he is uniquely postioned to issue what is known as a self-fulfilling prophesy. The idea of forcing illegals home "ain't gonna work" because he prevents members of the Executive Branch from doing things that are in their job descriptions which would, if actually done, have the effect of forcing illegals to go home.

Intellectual dishonesty at its best.

[johnny7]

Correct Mr. President... it won't... not by itself.

You have to COMBINE it with stringent penalties for those who employ/enable illegals and TIGHT border security. This does NOT mean virtual-wall... it means REAL WALL. States that give handouts to illegals(drivers licenses, in-state tuition) MUST be threatened with a cutoff of federal funds and the Anchor-Baby policy must be terminated immediately.

Do that... and we'll talk about Temporary Guest-Workers.