January 25, 2007

Esperanza USA, AILA, AAJC respond to immigration in Bush SOTU

The far-lefties have spent a few hundred dollars sending out press releases responding to Bush's pro-amnesty statements in the State of the Union. If they say anything other than the standard blather it will be noted:

* Esperanza USA and their president Rev. Luis Cortes, Jr. say: "Thank You, Mr. President"

* The AILA (American Immigration Lawyers Association) is "Encouraged by President Bush's Pledge to Push for Immigration Overhaul". Notable only for their use of Action Words (or perhaps NLP): "...Americans have been thirsting for the federal government to take strong, decisive action on this critical issue. But Americans also want a meaningful, lasting solution... It will take the President's leadership and active engagement with Congress to see this initiative across the finish line."

* The Asian American Justice Center and their President and Executive Director Karen K. Narasaki respond. They complain about long waits for legal immigration, but obviously live in a fantasy world where that can be addressed at the same time as the massive amnesty that they support is implemented.

Earlier: Deepak Bhargava/Center for Community Change on SOTU/immigration

Posted to Immigration2007a at January 25, 2007 10:58 PM

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