Thread: Gutierrez: Immigration reform vital to nation's economy

USC students get economic pep talk from Commerce secretary
By Felicia Kitzmiller
Originally published 08:35 p.m., October 1, 2007
Updated 08:35 p.m., October 1, 2007


COLUMBIA — Despite recent problems, the American economy is healthy and provides good opportunities, the U.S. Secretary of Commerce Carlos M. Gutierrez told University of South Carolina students at the Darla Moore School of Business on Monday.

He also said immigration will play a role in future economic policies.

Mr. Gutierrez said he believed students were living in the best time and place to launch a career in business.

“I can’t think of another economy in the world that could have withstood something like 9/11,â€

Jean, Dixie, and guys...

You people need to PM me in advance when the enemies of America come to central South Carolina (Columbia, Sumter, Orangeburg, Florence, maybe Rock Hill, a long maybe). I can't picket if I don't know about it.

Just one lone protester can make a difference. Reporters took Sen. McCain's globalist voting record into his Sumter fund-raiser (a block behind the Mariachi Mexican restaurant) and held his feet to the fire. But someone has to get out in public and DO IT.