That's great news about Tyson.
As for anger, I'm fed up with both parties on the matter of Illegals. There has been bipartisan malfeasance in enforcing our immigration laws for decades. I was angry with Clinton and Gore for their scuttling of many citizenship standards, as well as English-speaking requirements. And I'll freely acknowledge that this mini-Amnesty by Bush is an extension of an earlier one by Clinton.
But Clinton's gone, and I've no use for stomping on his effigy while the President I voted for breaks faith with the American People by shrugging off the "one time only" Amnesty promise of 1986.
I supported that Amnesty, and I've lived to regret it. It was a clarion call to Illegals, and my state has suffered. We've passed 10% and are headed to 15% Illegals in our population. There are 2 million Illegals in my county.
I honestly don't think you appreciate the magnitude of the problem here.
Any Amnesty for Illegals, regardless of size, only emboldens them, and draws more.
People North of the Mason-Dixon and East of the Mississippi who wax compassionate about reuniting Illegals with their families, etc. have that luxury because they don't have to live the consequences of their self-congratulation.
