Immigration issue and the politics; the future of the U.S. immigration?

Question

I am certain that the both legal/ illegal immigration issue will be one of the most hottly debated subject for next presidential election in the U.S.

Can you tell me, who the next presidental candidates are, and what are their promises/views of both legal and illegal immigration?

Do you think there will be a strong enforcements on the illegal immigration?

But will there be more relaxed barriers for the legal immigration?

Will the perceptions to the illegal immigration change by the American public? Right now, the American people's view on the illegal immigration is very negative, and very harsh (toward the Latin Americans, especially). I believe right now it is the worst since the born of this nation.

I want to hear you opinions on the questions above.

Thank you.

Answer 1

I believe illegal aliens need to be addressed right now. Why wait for a resolution for another 2 years. All politicians do is talk about it and resolve nothing. My 2008 vote will be determined by what political party steps up and resolves this important issue in 2007, and not wait until the presidential election. The American people demand resolution now, not talk, the are tired of talk.