Thread: Lou Dobbs Tonight Monday May 7, 2007

Lou Dobbs Tonight
Monday May 7, 2007

Tonight, a major storm system this weekend wiped out towns
across Kansas. Ninety-five percent of Greensburg flattened by
an F-5 tornado. We’ll have a report on the path of destruction
and what this means for the families in the affected areas.


Resistance is growing in Canada to the Security and Prosperity
Partnership. The Council of Canadians has published a brochure
called “Integrate This!” laying out numerous concerns about
vast economic integration with the United States. They demand
that lawmakers in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico have a say in
trade negotiations between the three countries. As the next
North American Summit approaches, environmentalists and the
Canadian left are rallying their bases to oppose the SPP. We’ll
have a special report.

Gas prices have hit an all time high in this country. The
national average has reached $3.07 a gallon with some parts of
the country seeing prices as high as $4.00 a gallon. While
middle class Americans struggle to pay for living essentials
like gas, big oil companies are raking in record profits and
blaming high prices on annual capacity issues. We’ll have full
coverage.

Los Angeles Cardinal Roger Mahony and Los Angeles Mayor Antonio
Villaraigosa held a special Mass "of consolation and healing"
on Sunday for those affected by the pro-illegal immigration
melee at the MacArthur Park rally last week. Join us tonight;
we’ll be taking a close look at the pro-amnesty efforts of the
Catholic Church in Los Angeles.

And, Evangelical Christians are launching a grassroots campaign
today in Washington calling for an amnesty agenda for the
millions of illegal aliens living in America. We’ll have a full
report.

We continue our coverage of the war on drugs in this country.
President of Columbia University's National Center on Addiction
and Substance Abuse Joe Califano joins Lou to discuss his new
book, "High Society: How Substance Abuse Ravages America And
What to do About it."

Los Angeles Cardinal Roger Mahony and Los Angeles Mayor Antonio
Villaraigosa held a special Mass "of consolation and healing"
on Sunday for those affected by the pro-illegal immigration
melee at the MacArthur Park rally last week. Join us tonight;
we’ll be taking a close look at the pro-amnesty efforts of the
Catholic Church in Los Angeles.

Any reason to have a "special mass", pass around the collection plate to raise money for the Pedophile Priest Legal Defense Fund. Sorry, but I just couldn't resist that thought

The cardinal gets a new crop of alter boys and bingo players from Mexico

Canada has every right to complain. They are in NAFTA but got screwed in the deal. It is easier for Canadians to get work visas that need to be renewed. They can work here for 20 years pay into social security and not collect a penny. It is very difficult for a Canadian to obtain a greencard. Even though they are educated and are in some jobs where there are not enough Americans to do the job. By this I don't mean people like Microsoft who use Canadians for cheap labor. Canadians are educated, the majority speak English and don't send alot of their money to relatives in Canada but spend it here in the United States.
Mexicans are under the same NAFTA agreement which would only entitle them to the work visas Canadians get so why are they breaking the rules for them? One answer is corporate greed. They will break their own rules for their own profits. If there is an amnesty where Mexicans can get green cards then all Canadians on visas who can't get greencards should sue.

If there is an amnesty where Mexicans can get green cards then all Canadians on visas who can't get greencards should sue.

If there is an amnesty, then all legal immigrants, and all prospective immigrants who have follwoed the rules and legally applied for any visa or greencard should sue;, not the government (taxpayers) but the senators, congressman and the Great Decider who have brought this down on the country, its citizens, and its real immigrants. I know damn well I will be ready to sue on behalf of my wife and children who are legal immigrants.

I agree with you. All legal immigrants should sue should there be an amnesty. My family and I would definitely do so as well.