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President Bush: Top 5 Reasons Immigration Reform Bill Must Be Passed This Year
Cattle Network ^ | 6/16/2007 | President George W. Bush

Posted on 06/16/2007 2:18:15 PM PDT by Baladas

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“During this time, there will be a surge in family reunification, as more than two-thirds of green cards issued will go to family members. Even after family backlogs are cleared and the rebalancing of visas is complete, there will be more family-based green cards issued than merit-based green cards. “

This is a GOOD thing?!?!?

Massive immigration from amensty ... Massive immigration from the ‘clearing the backlog’ trick ... and *THEN* we still have massive chain migration... It’s absurd and wrong.


81 posted on 06/17/2007 11:37:03 AM PDT by WOSG (Stop Z-visa amnesty!! 202-224-3121.)
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The current immigration system is broken No, it is NOT broken Mr President! It just hasn't been enforce! Keep the old laws, but enforce the laws of America! Take away all of the perks to the illegal aliens, and I bet they will go home!
82 posted on 06/17/2007 8:46:33 PM PDT by CaliGirl (Every immigrant who comes here should be required within five years to learn English or leave)
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