Here is what FAIR thinks:
"What we will hear from President Bush on Tuesday will be a radical immigration agenda that is designed to satisfy business's demands for an endless supply of low wage labor, but one that will represent a looming disaster for the vast majority of Americans," predicted Dan Stein, president of the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR). "For Americans who work for a living, who pay taxes, send their kids to public schools, care about the environment, or who believe that a nation is more than just a random collection of people who happen to share a piece of geography, what the president will call for will be the undermining of their hopes and aspirations."
2007-01-20
03:59:08
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➔ Immigration
While President Bush's plans for what he calls immigration reform will be long on rhetoric, it is certain to be short on details. Important questions such as, how many immigrants would qualify for what will amount to an amnesty program; how many additional relatives will subsequently be reunited; how massive a bureaucracy would be required to implement an amnesty of this magnitude; how meaningful background checks would be carried out on tens of millions of applicants; what impact such a proposal would have on U.S. population growth and the environment; how local governments would pay for additional services and infrastructure; and other critical concerns will not be addressed because neither the president nor the congressional leadership has the vaguest idea."
What do you expect from him? Do you agree with FAIR?
2007-01-20
04:00:21 ·
update #1
No, Sandi, actually I think they have been hiding the impacts of illegal immigration as hard as they could, on the one hand because there is so much money in it for employers, and on the other hand because Democrate elite see immigration as a road to EVENTUAL bigger unions and more voters, nevermind the quality of life or education of those rightfully here.
2007-01-20
04:13:55 ·
update #2