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Until employers are prosecuted, fined and jailed, there will be a steady flow of illegals for government subsidized cheap labor.

Seems to be exactly how he wants it.....no fines against employers....no enforcement at the border.

That's a fascinating graph. Where did you get it?

From that graph, it appears sanctions started going down a long time before Bush came into power. From 1997 to 2000 they went from 778 to 180. That's huge, but it's all during the Clinton years.

Not that it excuses Bush's treasonous dereliction of duty. Clinton's failures in no way excuse Bush's, which were even worse. Just three prosecutions in 2004! You've got to be kidding. But it makes me wonder whether there was something else going on here, not merely Dubya's indifference. There's got to be something behind that trend that began circa 1998 and continued into the Bush years. Was there some court decision that made it more difficult to prosecute employers? Was it some executive order that Clinton put in place that Dubya didn't rescind? Inquiring minds want to know.

Thanks for posting the graph. It says it all, doesn’t it?

BTW, almost 40 percent of illegals just overstay their Visa’s - just like most of the 9-11 terrorists.

And agree with another point made. When the Senate voted NOT to deport illegal felons, criminals, BUT to give them Amnesty - it showed Bush/McCain/Kennedy are NOT serious in ANY way about enforcement.

Promises to enforce to immigration laws for 20 years. Now, its amnesty for 12 million in return for another promise.