From: Robert Comer 

>I understand that some people who object to "reform" hate the idea of
>rewarding illegal behaviour. Is that really what they believe? Or do they
>hate the idea of 12 million hispanics + extended families joining the US,
>but feel it's a bit un-PC to say so?

For me it's the rewarding of illegal behavior, but I'm sure there are some
others that are prejudice like that.  Another thing the we don't like is
that it's obviously a play by big business to hire cheaper workers, thus
putting both Americans out of work and lowering the wages of everyone else.

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Bob Comer




On Fri, 18 May 2007 20:41:20 +1000, John Beckett
 wrote:

>Gary Britt  wrote in message
>news::
>> I called McConnell's office today and told them if they didn't stop this
>> bill I would never vote republican again for the rest of my life, and I
>> definitely mean it.
>
>This is fascinating for me - a puzzled part-time viewer of US PBS TV.
>
>Briefly, what is your problem with "immigration reform"?
>
>I understand that some people who object to "reform" hate the idea of
>rewarding illegal behaviour. Is that really what they believe? Or do they
>hate the idea of 12 million hispanics + extended families joining the US,
>but feel it's a bit un-PC to say so?
>
>I'm really not trolling here! Honestly, I can't understand the objections.
>
>In fairness, I must admit that I would be unhappy with the prospect of 12
>million unscreened people getting citizenship. I would be worried about
>disease and maybe other stuff. But not having reform doesn't resolve that.
>
>John

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