Thread: McCain Says "No" To Labor's Illegals Outreach

The two major labor groups. the AFL-CIO and the Change to Win federation, have always agreed on the most contentious immigration issue, which is creating a pathway to citizenship for the 12 million undocumented workers already in the country illegally. But the two groups split over immigration when the AFL-CIO refused to support a guest worker program backed by President Bush.

There's good news for ProAmericans. John McCain says, “The current plan being developed by the administration and organized labor calls for immigration reform that does not adequately address either securing the border or a legal temporary worker program and is a plan I cannot support.â€

john mcAmnesty. we have some 23 work programs.
we do not need another one and when americans are losing 500,000 jobs a month the last thing you need to be worried about is CIR

What good is a temporary worker program when after the program they STAY HERE!!!
That's NOT temporary, that's PERMANENT!

Does anyone know what John Cornyn thinks about labor's agreement?

That's right McCain."You can't call it real reform" until I get my ass out of DC.The GLOBALIST TRAITORS must get out now!

Some traitors are up for re-election, I think

McCain flip flops too much. Other than his military service that I respect, he's worthless in my opinion.

Originally Posted by USAFVeteran

McCain flip flops too much. Other than his military service that I respect, he's worthless in my opinion.

I hate to break it too you, but his military service was nothing exceptional, hundreds of other Americans endured harsher treatment during captivity, and they were also much better pilots than McCain (the Black Ace, he crashed five US airplanes).

I'm not saying he's any better than other military veterans or captives but I do acknowledge and respect his past.

Originally Posted by USAFVeteran

McCain flip flops too much. Other than his military service that I respect, he's worthless in my opinion.

I agree!