Dung Ping wrote:
> Bush always said the immigration legislation had to be 'comprehensive',
> and had to include granting legal status to illegal aliens. This fact
> alone indicates he does not care about a secure border. What he means
> is that no matter how broken the border continues to be, the illgal
> aliens must be offered citizenship.
>
> The House bill sets up a condition: the border must be secured first.
> If not, the amnesty will be a huge trouble maker. This is rational
> and reasonable. But Bush, Frist and Reid don't like this condition.
> It's obvious that the border will continue to be porous. And securing
> the border is only a lip service. They love an unconditional amnesty.
>
> Kennedy's proposal contains more empty items. He says the illegal
> aliens must learn English. But he grants them amnesty first. If the
> don't learn, then what?

Bush, McCain, Kennedy, Reid, et al, should be brought before a
Citizen's Tribunal on charges of treason. If convicted, the penalty
would be death.

John