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dshar...@hotmail.com wrote:
> How does this differ from granting amnesty to all 15,000,000 illegals
> now leeching billions of taxpayer $$$ off our crumbling system?
>
> And what makes Washington lawmakers imagine that illegals would abide
> by these new regs, if passed, when they are already breaking our laws
> by being here?
>
> Deborah
>
> Friday, May 13, 2005
> The Oregonian, p A4
>
> Bill would give illegal migrants temporary visas
>
> -------------------------
> Millions could apply to be
> guest workers with rights
> to enter and exit the U.S.
> under a Senate measure
> -------------------------
>
> by Darryl Fears
> LA Times-Washington Post Service
>
> WASHINGTON - A bill introduced Thursday in Congress seeks to revise
the
> immigration system by allowing millions of illegal immigrants in the
> United States to apply to be temporary guest workers and permitting
> residents of other countries to seek the same status if they can
prove
> that a job is waiting for them.
>
> The H5A visa program proposed by Sens. John McCain, R-Ariz., and
Edward
> Kennedy, D-Mass., would allow immigrant workers to leave and enter
the
> United States as they pleased over the three-year life of the
temporary
> visa.
>
> McCain said current immigration policy is "unacceptable," in part
> because it forces Mexican nationals and others illegally seeking to
> enter the United States to rely on smugglers or risk their lives
> crossing the desert. In addition, he said, porous borders are
"leaving
> Americans vulnerable" to terrorism.
>
> The bill almost certainly faces a fight from Republicans, who
recently
> rejected amnesty proposals and this week helped win passage of the
Real
> ID Act, which makes it more difficult for illegal immigrants to
obtain
> federally recognized identification.
>
> Rep. Tom Tancredo, R-Colo., a leading proponent of removing illegal
> immigrants, said the legislation is another form of amnesty. "There
> might be a little more lipstick on this pig than there was before,"
he
> said.
>
> Under the bill, millions of illegal workers and immigrants who want
> jobs in the United States could eventually gain citizenship. Illegal
> workers in the United States would pay $1,000 each to apply for
400,000
> annual H-5A visas that would allow them to work for three years.
> Foreign nationals would pay $500 each and would have to prove that an
> employer had a job waiting for them. Both would be required to pass a
> battery of police background and medical checks.
>
> After working for three years, visa-holders could ask for three-year
> extensions and, in the meantime, apply for green cards. If they
> continued working, studied English and broke no laws for six years,
> they could qualify for permament residency.
> -------------------------
>
> Write, email, phone your state rep and express your protest against
> this idiotic amnesty bill that seeks to reward illegals for breaking
> our laws.
>
> Deborah

Lump all these diseased bastards to together and put them before a
Citizens Tribunal. Include that punk Bush, Frist, and the assorted
Democrats who support this legislation.

Jay

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