Heads Up: GWB to speak on immigration reform 1:30PM ET

fox news | 4/9/2007 | staff

[kellynla]

President Bush will speak on immigration reform.

[Deo volente]

Larry Elder is a libertarian, and not conservative.

He supports the legalization of drugs and is pro-abortion.

He is also in favor of unlimited free trade, hardly a conservative idea.

[Reagan is King]

What are the odds that he'll open his statement with "Mi Casa es tu casa"?

Ugh, it's possible. I better get a second barf bag just in case. Thanks for the heads up, lol.

[AntiKev]

Please at least get your languages right. That was a putrid mix of Spanglish and French.

[kellynla]

“He makes a very good case that economics / national security needs a guest worker program?”

FYI, we ALREADY HAVE A GUEST WORKER PROGRAM!
hellooooooooooooo...LMAO

Have you never heard of the “Green Card” lottery program?

[spectre]

Oh and how many of those 45% who were deported CAME BACK and will continue to come back till they are anchored here?

We need to enact a law that says if they are caught for the "second" time sneaking back into our country, it's an automatic 10 year federal prison sentence.

But our President sent a cryptic sympathetic message of clear support to the Illegals by welcoming them when he said ""Mi Casa Blanco es su Casa Blanco !" 

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[mysterio]

I completely support “shamnesty”

Let me guess. You run a business a like the cheap labor.

[GodfearingTexan]

biggest lack of leadership by far has been in immigration policy. total and complete failure.

[mysterio]

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[ElkGroveDan]

For the first time this weekend I finally experienced a feeling that others have described (mostly family and friends in LA). As I walked through the Elk Grove Walmart Mexican music was blaring from a sound system somewhere, everyone around me was speaking Spanish and I honestly felt like I had wandered into a foreign country.

The only other time I experienced this in the US before was in downtown El Paso 15 years ago.

[freekitty]

No, I don’t; however do we need more illegals than we can afford?

[TomGuy]

New amnesty push likely in 07 by Bush, Dems

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