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A Monday-through-Friday, non-partisan blog covering the most contentious policy issue of our time: immigration.
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Political punditry is the name of the game these days, but you won't find that here. Re-think Immigration is committed to bringing its readers breaking news, commentary, and all things related to U.S. immigration in a non-partisan context.
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- In the news today: July 17, 2007
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- Video game: You win if you escape deportation
- In the news today: July 13, 2007
- Daily features: July 13, 2007
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- Daily features: July 12, 2007
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- In the news today: July 10, 2007
- Spotlight on our commenters
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- We Ask You: What do ANTI and PRO really mean?
- Friday blog round-up
- Daily video: Income inequality in Mexico and its c...
- MATT.org spotlight
- Cartoon of the day
- Immigrant verification plan makes headway on the s...
- Qualtrics poll: Most Americans favor deportation f...
- Citizenship applicants sue U.S. over delays
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- Soundclip: How immigration has affected Beardstown...
- McCain's stance on immigration, Iraq blamed for la...
- Editorial round-up
- SoCal hunger strike for legal status
- Daily video/Candidate tracker: Obama on undocument...
- Soundbites: Post-S.1639
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- Brown: Immigration bill indicates politics is alwa...
- Senators give themselves a $4,700 pay raise
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- We Ask You: A government immigration ombudsman?
- Monday blog round-up
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3 comments:
Oh, how I love this man! He represents the better half of America.
Obama's proposal to have undocumented workers earn their legal status after 10 years during which they pay taxes, learn English, etc. is something I can see everyone willing to compromise to. Even you, Maryst, have to see a bit of light in this.
Nope, not interested. We gave amnesty in 1986 and then we had seven more "rolling amnesties" since then which legalized millions of more violaters of our sovereignty. In each case the Mexicans did not respect our generosity, say thanks and desist, but simply demanded more, more, more.
Regarding plans to give amnesty in exchange for paying taxes and learning English, you realize that such requirements would never be enforced? La Raza and LULAC scream bloody murder when we try to deport even habitual criminals with a string of DUIs. Do you think they are going to allow us to deport someone who didn't learn English? I can just see the boilerplate sob stories in the MSM now. "Pedrito was a good worker who supported his family of six and never missed Mass on Sunday. But now the mean old US government wants to deport him just because he didn't learn to speak English. . ."
Same with taxes. No illegal alien tax dodge is ever going to be deported as long as La Raza is on the case.
I prefer Pete Townsend of the Who who summed it up much better than Obama: "We won't get fooled again."
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