I'm going to sound a bit redundant, but when is "illegal immigration" NOT "illegal immigration?" Well, of course, when it's called migration, and that's according to the wisdom of President Bush.
As one citizen who has supported the President in almost every way possible, and that includes his decisions on sending more troops to Iraq, this is one time I must wholeheartedly disagree.
I have no objection, in principle to immigration reform, if it means that folks coming into the United States will do so legally. What I will vigioursly oppose is any legislation that will allow individuals to continue to violate American Laws by entering this country illegally, and then grant them amnesty, provide them jobs and health benefits all at the expense of the hard working American citizens.
But don't take my word for it folks, read the transcript of the President's remarks while he was in Mexico and judge for yourself.
As one citizen who has supported the President in almost every way possible, and that includes his decisions on sending more troops to Iraq, this is one time I must wholeheartedly disagree.
I have no objection, in principle to immigration reform, if it means that folks coming into the United States will do so legally. What I will vigioursly oppose is any legislation that will allow individuals to continue to violate American Laws by entering this country illegally, and then grant them amnesty, provide them jobs and health benefits all at the expense of the hard working American citizens.
But don't take my word for it folks, read the transcript of the President's remarks while he was in Mexico and judge for yourself.
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