Sgt Beavis
04-23-2006, 10:50 AM
Hillary Clinton has better ideas on immigration..
Mind you, I don't agree with everything she suggests on immigration but she has the most importaint aspect of the illegal Mexican immigration problem down cold. She wants a fence and a secure border. On this Hillary is dead on right. If she can pull it off, she'll truly be a Presidential contender beyond the primaries.
Border battler
Hillary wants to build a U.S.-Mexico fence first — and she's right
Apart from a well-chosen warning about criminalizing Jesus, Sen. Hillary Clinton hasn't waded too deeply into the details of the immigration mess. Until now.
In an interview Friday, she cited specific goals that could, and hopefully will, become the heart of bipartisan legislation that might actually fix this national crisis.
A fence or a wall? She's for it.
A two-step process, where our borders are secured before the 11 million illegal immigrants already here begin to get legalized? She's for that, too.
The sudden crackdown by Washington on employers who hire illegal immigrants? She welcomes it.
The work and school boycott advocacy groups are planning for May 1? She's against it.
And she said she favors a "carrot-and-stick" approach with Mexico to provide that government and its "oligarchs" the incentives to give Mexicans more and better jobs in their own country.
Here is one of the saddest, but true statements that she makes:
"It's obviously a political decision, but I welcome it," Clinton said. "We need to send a clear message to employers and anyone else who would exploit immigrants, including smugglers." Lest anyone think she's soft on President Bush, she faulted his administration for being "incompetent and all over the place" on enforcement.
This statement is made in reference to the recent immigration crackdown at a Houston company that manufactures pallets.
The rest of this opinion peice is here:
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/ideas_opinions/story/411104p-347791c.html
More on this here:
http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2004/11/21/233417.shtml
Heck, this woman is even more concerned about the border with CANADA then GW is.
I'm not saying I would vote for her for President, but if I were living in NY, I would certainly consider re-electing her to the Senate.
Just sad, sad, sad. Most of the Republicans in Congress and the White House have their heads up their 3rd point of contact on this matter and Hillary Clinton is speaking with the most common sence. Too bad she has so many morons in her party handicapping her.
Mind you, I don't agree with everything she suggests on immigration but she has the most importaint aspect of the illegal Mexican immigration problem down cold. She wants a fence and a secure border. On this Hillary is dead on right. If she can pull it off, she'll truly be a Presidential contender beyond the primaries.
Border battler
Hillary wants to build a U.S.-Mexico fence first — and she's right
Apart from a well-chosen warning about criminalizing Jesus, Sen. Hillary Clinton hasn't waded too deeply into the details of the immigration mess. Until now.
In an interview Friday, she cited specific goals that could, and hopefully will, become the heart of bipartisan legislation that might actually fix this national crisis.
A fence or a wall? She's for it.
A two-step process, where our borders are secured before the 11 million illegal immigrants already here begin to get legalized? She's for that, too.
The sudden crackdown by Washington on employers who hire illegal immigrants? She welcomes it.
The work and school boycott advocacy groups are planning for May 1? She's against it.
And she said she favors a "carrot-and-stick" approach with Mexico to provide that government and its "oligarchs" the incentives to give Mexicans more and better jobs in their own country.
Here is one of the saddest, but true statements that she makes:
"It's obviously a political decision, but I welcome it," Clinton said. "We need to send a clear message to employers and anyone else who would exploit immigrants, including smugglers." Lest anyone think she's soft on President Bush, she faulted his administration for being "incompetent and all over the place" on enforcement.
This statement is made in reference to the recent immigration crackdown at a Houston company that manufactures pallets.
The rest of this opinion peice is here:
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/ideas_opinions/story/411104p-347791c.html
http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2004/11/21/233417.shtml
Heck, this woman is even more concerned about the border with CANADA then GW is.
I'm not saying I would vote for her for President, but if I were living in NY, I would certainly consider re-electing her to the Senate.
Just sad, sad, sad. Most of the Republicans in Congress and the White House have their heads up their 3rd point of contact on this matter and Hillary Clinton is speaking with the most common sence. Too bad she has so many morons in her party handicapping her.