[Inspectorette]

It seemed to me that Brit was saying the results of the bill would be tragic. He also countered Juan re the "anti-Mexican, Anti-Latino, anti-Hispanic" crap that Juan was spouting. He reminded Juan that what people who were against the bill objected to was "illegal" was going to immediately be made "legal" .

I wish someone would've addressed one of the main reasons for the antagonism toward illegals: their demands for their "rights", as evidenced by their protests and demonstrations, all the while waving their mexican flags and denouncing the U.S. That is what awakened the "Sleeping Giant" of the American citizenry. Having lived in Central California for 21 years, we could see this coming a mile away, but the rest of the country wasn't paying attention. They sure are paying attention now.

[kabar]

I would have to see a copy of the transcript but I recall quite vividly that he said the failure of the bill to pass was tragic. Brit also agreed with Juan that the bill was NOT AMNESTY. Brit is wrong and so is Juan.

I wish someone would've addressed one of the main reasons for the antagonism toward illegals: their demands for their "rights", as evidenced by their protests and demonstrations, all the while waving their mexican flags and denouncing the U.S. That is what awakened the "Sleeping Giant" of the American citizenry.

Agree and of course no one wants to mention the threat that such uncontrolled immigration, LEGAL AND ILLEGAL, from Latin America will have on the future of this country. To do so, would be considered racist and politically incorrect.

The Hispanic Challenge By Samuel P. Huntington