Thread: Should the Democratic Congress address comprehensive immigra

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Should the Democratic Congress address comprehensive immigration reform?
Yes. This may be the only chance we have to make real, permanent reform. It should be a top priority.
Probably, but there's no urgency to it.
Probably not. It's a divisive issue, and the 2008 elections are coming up.
No. I'd rather wait and let a Republican Congress handle it instead.



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Results

Should the Democratic Congress address comprehensive immigration reform?
Yes. This may be the only chance we have to make real, permanent reform. It should be a top priority.
(82)

92%

Probably, but there's no urgency to it.

0%


Probably not. It's a divisive issue, and the 2008 elections are coming up.

0%


No. I'd rather wait and let a Republican Congress handle it instead.
(7)

7%

Total Votes: 89

Should the Democratic Congress address comprehensive immigration reform?
Yes. This may be the only chance we have to make real, permanent reform. It should be a top priority.
(96) 87%
Probably, but there's no urgency to it. 0%
Probably not. It's a divisive issue, and the 2008 elections are coming up.
(3) 2%
No. I'd rather wait and let a Republican Congress handle it instead.
(11) 10%
Total Votes: 110

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I voted: "No. I'd rather wait and let a Republican Congress handle it instead."

Personally, I don't want the Democrats anywhere near this issue and I don't want a so-called comprehensive reform (amnesty)! Let's just enforce our current laws. We need to get busy on this poll.