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  • Radio Address by the President to the Nation, 03-25-06

    03/25/2006 11:10:02 AM PST · by Salvation · 29 replies · 607+ views
    whiteHouse.gov ^ | 03-25-06 | George W. Bush
    For Immediate ReleaseOffice of the Press SecretaryMarch 25, 2006 President's Radio Address       Audio      In Focus: Immigration      THE PRESIDENT: Good morning. On Monday, I will attend a naturalization ceremony here in Washington. It's always inspiring to watch a group of immigrants raise their hands and swear an oath to become citizens of the United States of America. These men and women follow in the footsteps of millions who've come to our shores seeking liberty and opportunity, and America is better off for their hard work and love of freedom.  Radio Address 200620052004200320022001  Radio Interviews 20052004 America is a nation...
  • Guest worker plan: Horns lock on immigration (US Chamber of Commerce chimes in)

    01/22/2006 8:20:27 AM PST · by dennisw · 85 replies · 1,140+ views
    dailybulletin ^ | Ontario, CA, 1/22/2006 | By Mason Stockstill, Staff Writer
    Guest worker plan: Horns lock on immigration By Mason Stockstill, Staff Writer The Republican National Committee closed ranks in favor of the president's guest-worker plan on Friday, solidifying the party's support for an immigration proposal that has stoked contentious debate since it was first introduced. Randy Pullen, an RNC member who opposes the plan, had attempted to force a vote on the issue. Pullen later withdrew his resolution, and the committee voted for a resolution that opposed amnesty for illegal immigrants. The tempest over the resolution -- a nonbinding action that would have no impact on border security legislation pending...