Bush immigration speech May 15

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AN OPEN LETTER TO PRESIDENT BUSH ON HIS "IMMIGRATION REFORM" Speech

Mr. President,

Monday night you asked for a few minutes of our time to make it clear where YOU stand on Immigration reform. Now, I ask you to indulge me while I make it clear where the vast majority of Americans stand on "Immigration reform".

You say we must begin by recognizing the problems with our immigration system.

That

Posted by: Douglas Anderson at May 29, 2006 1:20 AM

Since everyone is on a "I hate Bush" kick I am going to take this time to defend the leader of our country.First of all if you don't like the President you shouldn't have voted him in. I think he has done a damn good job defending our country and trying to keep our country safe from the terrorists and just a little tid-bit for you Saddam was one of the leaders of the terrorists. You people want to go around picking everybody apart and making fools of yourselves but the truth is if you were President you would be scared shitless. What would you have done? Handed our country over on a silver platter? At least Bush Has enough guts to stand up for our country and you stupid pagans!!! So if you don't like it then next term you run for President! You should be proud to live in this country were you are safe and have the right to voice your stupid uneducated narrow-minded opinions! As for me I hope that Bush is the President of our country all the way to the RAPTURE! GOD BLESS!!!

Posted by: Tara at May 21, 2006 8:19 PM

will bush also call for AZTlan to be made at once? and will bush call for all AMERICANS TO GET OUT OF MEXICO HIS HOMELAND? See: la raza! is bush also on the side of Bin Laden? maybe that is why HE wants so many Americans killed in Iraq?

think march on washington with or without the guns of freedom, send at once to HS. one more real American has the massage bush sent and that message is "this is Mexico".

Posted by: Fred Dawes at May 14, 2006 9:31 AM

282827237823823, see code book! this is a total bull shit, bush must be working for bin laden and the drug dealers ( Fox ), oh well, here comes mexico and its rulers. camps anyone?

Posted by: Fred Dawes at May 13, 2006 8:12 AM

Yep, the warm-n-fuzzy codewords are sure to be spread pretty thick. Rather than advance a non-political entity like a wall that cannot be pulled from action when the heat is off, Bush will:

• 1) briefly support increased personnel for the border that can and will be promptly withdrawn (due to pressure from local employers, ACLU, open border lobbyists, transient economic stresses, etc.),
• 2) push for yet another new (or greatly expand the old) "guest worker" program and ignore that we already have various green card avenues for such labor fluctuations,
• 3) force his "path to citizenship" as part of "comprehensive immigration reform" (which is the whitewashed amnesty pro-illegal alien advocates strenuously try to avoid) and tag it onto the publicly supported legislation of securing the border like a pork earmark attached to a national security spending bill, and
• 4) mouth the words reinforcing his desire to ensure lawfulness to the border chaos which, as Fred Dawes has pointed out, is more likely a ploy to remove the Minutemen's prying eyes and focus away from the action.

Don't think for a moment that the Minutemen and other supporters don't have a momentum that threatens both parties' entrenched hold on government. As such they are a growing threat, so the pro-open borders legislators will tag-team to reduce the project's effectiveness.

I'm not holding my breath for any tangible improvement from Bush's speech whatever he says. The proof is in the pudding and this chef has barely stepped into the kitchen. What's more, he has a recipe for jello in his hands while his patrons are expecting tapioca.

Posted by: AnonymousDrivel at May 13, 2006 3:39 AM

The sad thing is, this speech probably will convince Americans of the value of the Senate bill. He's going to say that we're going to enforce immigration law from now on, but that we need to have a "temporary" "guest" worker program for the illegals already here. And the people will eat it up, forgetting that they've been lied to before and thinking that this time the border libertines are telling the truth when they promise future enforcement.

Have you more optimism than I?

Posted by: SilSpark at May 12, 2006 7:46 PM

for one thing, "Bush needs", to get the good people who care about our non borders out, so Bush the rats, will put the Guard on the borders and tell the boys to do nothing, "that will be his plan", the poor Minuteman Will be outlawed and some may get some time in prison and jails, that is what "Bush Rat REALLY WANTS",

what will Bush talk about on MAY -15-2006? his plan of hate for the people of this nation and his love of the third world rulers, Note the date its going down in hisory as the start of the new civil and race war in the USA.
And that is what the one world guys want above all other things a mass killing time for the total dismantling of the USA This coming war will start soon, watch it on TV, The drug dealers will order the killing soon of any who stand against the deal bush made in mexico city, ask who really did 9-11? last thing buy Guns! you will need many in the coming planned mass murder of this nation, by the witness to evil doers.

Posted by: Fred Dawes at May 12, 2006 12:19 PM