Should Congress hold a special session on illegal immigration with a deadline?

Question

Will working under time pressure help em think a little better?

Answer 1

Yes I think so...you know they are all trying to drag it out..and use it as an issue for the campaign trail. I really don't want to see that happen, take care of it now.

Answer 2

Nooo....
I Think A Deadline Will Provide Band Aids To The Arterial Flow
(Who Said That?)

It Is My Belief That The States Will Be Very Influential
And The Federal Government Will Have No Choice
But To Re-enforce The Legislature Put Forth By Them (States)

As We've Seen Demonstrated Recently,
The Cities, Counties, And States Are Taking The Reigns
And Pushing Legislation
To Ban Employing, Renting To, And Allowing Social Services To
ILLEGAL Aliens

The Constituents Of These Jurisdictions
Are Getting The Results They Are Demanding

Grassroots Organizations Are Making An Impact

This Is An Issue That Has Taken 30 Years To Come To A Head
It WILL NOT Change Overnite
Im Sure It Will Be 3-5 Years
Before Any REAL Resolutions Are In Place

Be Sure To Be Very Vocal
And Make Your Voice Heard
At A Local Level
Before You Try To Change The World

Anyway...
I Think That The Longer This Issue Remains Unresolved
By The Federal Government,
The More That STATE Legislatures Will Do
To Influence The Final Resolution




Remember...Patience Is A Virtue

Good Things Come To Those Who Wait

Answer 3

Yes. They probably won't though because they are too busy trying to decide where they want to spend their latest cost of living increase of $3,300. Do they EVER accomplish anything worthwhile? I think not.

Answer 4

it's congress we're talking about, man. NOTHING will help them think better. i think it's time the US stepped in to help fix the corruption festering in the heart of Mexico's government.

Answer 5

I think they should have a deadline.