September 29, 2005

Jeb Bush wants more legal immigration

The brother of Our Lider wants changes to our visa and immigration policies.

Speaking at the Miami Herald's annual Americas Conference, he said:

"It is a good thing to have people who want to come to set up their business, to invest here, to use this as a platform for the expansion of their business, whether they're from Venezuela, Colombia, Brazil or Texas."

Yet another data point in favor of the they-took-a-wrong-turn-at-Honduras theory.

Previously, Jeb Bush supported driver's licenses for illegal aliens. Some in the Kool Aid Krew think he should be president. And, his son P. dissed the Border Patrol a while back.

Posted to Politics at September 29, 2005 12:51 PM

Comments

Of course 99.9% of immigrants have nothing in common with this talk of setting up businesses etc.

There are already provisions in the law for people with money to invest or to create a business.

Posted by: eh at September 30, 2005 12:27 AM

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