Thread: letters received by bush administration

Well, we see how angry we are as well as the members of other anti-illegal immigration websites. HOw many letters/complaints etc. do you think it is going to take for the bush administration to acknowledge the problem as well as acknowledging how violent these pro illegal groups are?I mean as it is the bush approval rating has gone down in three areas
1. immigration control
2. economy
3. handling of Iraq.

At one point, I would think the white house would get tired of us complaining about it and do something about it. Is it going to take protest gatherings etc.

In a word

YUP!

In another word--YUP and then that won't do it. He's bought and sold hook line and sinker so deep into this crap he'll risk his entire Presidency and possible a trial for treason to protect his Pay Boys and Pay Girls.

He will let civil war break out, before he does a thing.

The man has by his own actions and inactions, made himself irrelevant in all matters.

He is now just a World Traveler on a US Expense Account.

YUP!

YUP.

The letters are thrown in the trash and the emails deleted. George doesn't care since he won his second term.

Personally, I don't think he cared in the first term either. He never read mine or responded and they were ALL sent in the first term on the subject of illegal immigration. 8 of them. I thought he was just busy and his staff didn't know how to write a reply letter.

Little did I know....what was really "afoot" until a few weeks ago.

BOY....was I disappointed.

At least with his first term in office he has to pretend that he cared a little.
He did back down from his guest worker (amnesty) program proposal before the election when many of his supporters said they didn't like it.

Sure he did. He just announced guest worker program to lead the Mexicans into thinking they could come in. He did that intentionally. If he doesn't secure the border, he doesn't need to do anything to reach his goal of flooding the US with foreign nationals. That was totally calculated on Bush's Part. I knew that before the election....I just didn't know why he would want to do that. I thought he cared about the American People and loved his country. Neither are true as we now know.

I agree with what you say but Bush did have to back down with his plan before the election because he was getting feedback that the real voters who matter didn't like it one bit, and he was in a very tight race with Kerry at the time. It was all smoke and mirrors to keep from losing votes.

Now he has over 3 years to try and get it through. I'm almost hoping another terrorist attack happens to shutdown his nonsense. Actually I like to see it stopped before anyone is hurt or killed, but enough kill any amnesty bills that could make it to his desk.

However Bush has no desire to secure the borders, and to slow the illegal invasion. I think only another terrorist attack. or attempt could change his mind, especially if the terrorists sneaked across the border illegally. It's really pathetic when you want something bad to happen to get something done from your government.