BUSH'S OPEN-BORDERS NOMINEES (Michelle Malkin shines light upon Alberto Gonzales and Mike Johanns)

Michelle Malkin's Blog ^ | January 17, 2005 | Michelle Malkin

[Ed_in_NJ]

There are a lot of members of both houses, and both parties, up for re-election in '06 (and '08) -- THEY need to be told that if they betray their constituency, they won't be going back for their cushy job in DC again.

[JesseJane]

This is why I will not give any money to the GOP until George W. gets his mind right about this. This goes for Congressional critters at the Federal and State level as well. SHOW ME YOUR SPINE, I'LL SHOW YOU THE MONEY. Otherwise, please steal my money back from the illegals.

[wtc911]

"There is no one to blame for this but Bush who is very adamant about creating open Borders for Mexico....."

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I made this same point on a thread the other day and extended it to Bush bearing responsibility if a terrorist attacks after crossing the southern border. Freeper "coop" declared it the stupidest (his word) post of the new year.

Hey coop, still waiting for you to tell us who would be responsible...

[NewRomeTacitus]

You'd think I'd notice such a good-looking woman following me around ;^ )

Seriously, I'm thrilled she picked up on this. As I said, though, the Senators present made all the proper noises surrounding a done deal. All we can do is hope our pro-enforcement Congressmen and the saner members of the Supreme Court keeps a close watch on him.

[stopem]

Excellent idea!

[StoneColdGOP]

We put Jorge Dos in office and this is how he pays us back.

Oh, come on. Did you REALLY expect anything else from him?

Let's see some Bushbots show up to defend Bush's open borders and amnesty...

[Ajnin]

I remember a trucker blocked the vehicle in which Mohammed and Malvo were riding in at a rest stop.

[ZULU]

I thought he would wise up.

BUt he didn't. Guess he's trying to prepare the ground for Bush Tres.

At any rate, he's sure to be better than Kerry and the Dems on this issue - even if barely.

[NewRomeTacitus]

Am I wrong in my reading of that link and this article, that Gonzales words are being taken out of context?

I take great care to present the truth. Read it for yourself in the New York Times' publishing of the Federal News Service's transcript.

[reelfoot]

You're on the mark: Gonzales is unfit for office and should not be confirmed. But will even ONE Senator oppose him on the immigration issue? Not likely. The Republicans in the Senate are virtually worthless on this issue.

[Dat Mon]

First off...thanks for the pics!

I recently read that other Michelle thread...with the vicious emails...most of the dummy women out there wish they had the looks and brains of Michelle, and most of the men they are sleeping with wish that they did too!

This latest blog post is disturbing.

Assuming that we need a formal legislative policy to deal with immigration / guest workers, it needs a front end and a back end to be effective.

The front end is the Border Security you have to regulate the flow of people. This insures that all people entering the country conform to your legislative dictates on immigration and visas.

The central part is the regulations themselves, which set specific penalties and remedies to insure that they are followed to the letter of the law.

The back end is the enforcement aspect...to insure that your legislative plan is followed as prescribed by law.

Since agriculture industry is traditionally the biggest employer of illegals, we need a person in place who will be sympathetic to enforcing the law, especially against major buck interests who have financial interest in seeing the law thwarted.

Ditto for Judicial, which by definition is the law enforcement agency of the government, under the direction of the president.

In summary, if judicial and agriculture are weak, the legislative aspect is already compromised going in.

[mtbopfuyn]

If Gonzalez is or was a member of La RAZA, he is unfit for that office.

Anyone who is or was a member is unfit, period.

[Mo1]

I remember a trucker blocked the vehicle in which Mohammed and Malvo were riding in at a rest stop.

I don't remember him blocking the car .. but I do remember it being reported the guy called the police

[Coop]

I'm still laughing at the stupidity of attempting to place sole blame on the one man who has done the most to protect us from terrorism. Keep on waitin'...

[JustAnotherSavage]

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A33783-2004Aug25.html

Illegal Immigrants' Cost to Government Studied

By Mary Fitzgerald
Washington Post Staff Writer
Thursday, August 26, 2004; Page A21

A report that found that illegal immigrants in the United States cost the federal government more than $10 billion a year -- a sum it estimated would almost triple if they were given amnesty -- has drawn criticism from immigration advocacy groups.
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[JustAnotherSavage]

Here's something that ticks me off. The fact that Mexico will give sanctuary to one of their own who commits crimes here, especially to keep one from the death penalty. I just ran across this interesting site:
http://www.escapingjustice.com/

[wtc911]

As I thought, you have no answer.

[FBD]

>"Did you know Dick Armey and Bob Barr two of the Republican party's staunchest Conservatives are members of the ACLU?"<

Really? Dick Armey and Bob Barr? huh. That is interesting info.
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"To know your Enemy, you must become your Enemy...Keep your Friends close and your Enemies closer."~Sun Tzu

[Coop]

As I thought, you have no answer.

...for a rocket scientist who can't differentiate between realistic assessment and emotionally enflamed, nonsensical rhetoric. That's correct.

[FBD]

"Political correctness is the handmaiden of terrorism."
- "By smearing the overwhelming majority of Americans who support real borders as racists and xenophobes, the OBL obscures its deadly agenda: sabotaging our existing immigration laws and blocking any new efforts to punish those who abuse the system."~ Michelle Malkin