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cwo_ghwebb · 03-27-2008, 06:20 PM

I don't agree on the order, but do agree regarding the premise of the problems.

Ten Things a Candidate Might Promise

Close the borders. No need now to fight about amnesty, guest workers, deportation, assimilation, etc. All these key issues loom in the future. For now simply reduce the number of illegal arrivals to zero—through border fencing, more patrolling and manpower, employer sanctions, and stern negotiations with Mexico. Then as we squabble and fight, the number of foreign nationals or those not assimilated will begin to shrink in a variety of ways—once it is not growing. We need to take step one, rather than bicker over steps five and six. Who knows—we might just see many state treasuries miraculously recover, and thereby be spared the mantra that illegal aliens ‘really’ are a budget plus for states?

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cwo_ghwebb Geezer Geek Member Since: Jul 2005 Location: La Plata Posts: 2,392	Ten Things a Candidate Might Promise I don't agree on the order, but do agree regarding the premise of the problems. Ten Things a Candidate Might Promise Close the borders. No need now to fight about amnesty, guest workers, deportation, assimilation, etc. All these key issues loom in the future. For now simply reduce the number of illegal arrivals to zero—through border fencing, more patrolling and manpower, employer sanctions, and stern negotiations with Mexico. Then as we squabble and fight, the number of foreign nationals or those not assimilated will begin to shrink in a variety of ways—once it is not growing. We need to take step one, rather than bicker over steps five and six. Who knows—we might just see many state treasuries miraculously recover, and thereby be spared the mantra that illegal aliens ‘really’ are a budget plus for states? __________________ "Tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive." C.S. Lewis
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