Thread: Immigration issues highlight split among Republicans

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Immigration issues highlight split among Republicans
By Kathy Kiely, USA TODAY
WASHINGTON â€â€

Originally Posted by Brian503a

Opponents called it heavy-handed and impossible to enforce because it does nothing about the estimated 11 million illegal immigrants already living and working in the country. "We are ignoring the elephant in the middle of the room," said Rep. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz.

The rift is unusual because it pits the majority of House Republicans against Bush.

The Flake is also a lying a-hole. Let's see, two years after the bill passes, if an illegal loses their job, they won't be able to get another one. In six years they will all not have a job. Seems to me that is doing something about the "11 million illegal immigrants already living and working in the country".

As for Bush, he doen't have to run for re-election, while all those Congressmen do. Does he want to help them win or loose?

TimBinh--Bush doesn't care who wins or loses. His job is to implement world government before the end of his term...after which who gets elected to an American Congress or an American White House.....really doesn't matter as neither will have any power because they approed legislation that transferred their powers to the World Trade Organization which Bush signed into law.

Traitors All!