The Inside Story Of How The Senate Immigration Bill Died

Right Wing News ^ | June 08, 2007 | John Hawkins

[Eva]

We lived in Mission Viejo in the eighties and we stopped going to the Carls Jr because no one that worked there spoke English, and it wasn’t even all Spanish. It was so frustrating, if they couldn’t understand our order, they had to get the manager. We just gave up.

[rbosque]

I know the feeling. My wife and I will probably move out of state within the next couple of years, if just to get away from the traffic.

[VOA]

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[Eva]

We left California 17 years ago. When we first moved to Mission Viejo, my husband’s commute was a doable 45 minutes, when we left, it was a minimum of an hour and half, if he left the house at five in the morning and waited until the traffic died down in the evening before heading home.

[rbosque]

I used to work in Chatsworth (Valley) and commuted to Bellflower. It was an hour and a half (one way) because I had to go through LA. I too came home late just to avoid the rush home. I did it for the stock options.
Part of my family is in Texas, I might just go there. There’s even a county with my last name (Bosque)! Thanks to an explorer ancestor. ;-)

[2ndDivisionVet]

Just say NO to Amnesty!! Keep calling!! It’s NOT OVER!!

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