Why does Bush say he wants a tempory program but then act to give amnesty?

Question

I don't understand why Bush says""I know there needs to be a worker program that says you can come here on a temporary basis and work here legally for jobs Americans aren't doing,", but then say "We cannot kick people out who have been here for a while."

I wouldn't mind the first sentence, which is what he normally focuses on. If we want to bring in x number of people to say move furntiture for a couple years, and then after that time they go home I wouldn't have a big problem. What I do have a problem with is this notion that anyone that illegally enters the country and can evade authorities for a certain period of time becomes a citizen. How does he go from people doing work and then leaving to letting people bring in their elderly parents, young children, cousins and other family members and then letting them all become US citizens? What he's basically doing in displacing Americans by bringing in so many people that some areas of the country aren't even recognizable anymore.

Answer 1

His program dose not make since, because the ones that come for temporary work will not leave once they get here. why would you leave a job to go home to no job. So his program is just going to cause more illegals to come, and the people in government don't care what the country looks like because they don't have to live with them, they don't have to here the noise of parties, loud music, or their Mexican music, or the gangs that will be growing bigger and bigger, and neighborhoods will get nastier and nastier. and the Cartel will follow if not already.

Answer 2

He wants both. The total numbers are staggering and would completely ruin our schools and services.

Answer 3

He wants a slave labor subclass to feed big business, while destroying organized labor in the U.S. once and for all.

Answer 4

He is playing the middle?