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If that piece-of-garbage legislation is not vetoed by Bush (even tho he sponsored it), then we conservative Republicans have no home in the party. What a disgrace! Amnesty and no enforcement of existing laws . . . heck, no enforcement of the new laws to come either. We’ve only built 2 miles of the 700 mile fence we were promised.

I’d build a fence all the way from the Gulf to the Pacific Ocean and shoot anyone who tried to come across. We’re setting ourselves up for a disaster big-time by our border problems. Three of those islamofascists that were involved in the Fort Dix terror plot supposedly had 72 arrest among them, and not ONCE (I repeat, NOT ONCE) had they been found to be illegals.

This bi-partison bill is as nasty a bill as was the Fairness Act, another frontal assault on the Constitution and its citizens. Shame on the Republicans-in-name-only.

If that piece-of-garbage legislation is not vetoed by Bush (even tho he sponsored it), then we conservative Republicans have no home in the party.

Bush has been wanting this for years. Once he started calling them "guest workers", it was clear that he figured he would be able to sign some sort of amnesty.

We’ve only built 2 miles of the 700 mile fence we were promised.

Big Business doesn't want it, Bush doesn't want it, the GOP doesn't want it. Back when Bush was Governor, he wanted us to be as close to Mexico as possible. I have a very strong feeling that that's the reason why we have dragged our feet on the wall.

Bush will NOT veto this bill. It closely mirrors the type of immigration proposal that he espoused in his 1999 and 2000 election campaign.

You will have to work on blocking this some other way.