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... and smelled the coffee. Must have heard the republican base loud and clear. Go along with any kind of leftard amnesty and you can kiss any lead in the polls you have goodbye....
U.S. immigration bill 'in doubt' this year, Republican Ryan says
Read story here...
... and smelled the coffee. Must have heard the republican base loud and clear. Go along with any kind of leftard amnesty and you can kiss any lead in the polls you have goodbye....
U.S. immigration bill 'in doubt' this year, Republican Ryan says
Read story here...
Thanks for the post and good link, 007. Here are a couple of snips from it:
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republicans will be unlikely to compromise on immigration reform unless U.S. borders are first secured, and the possibility of a broad immigration bill reaching President Barack Obama's desk this year is "clearly in doubt," Representative Paul Ryan said on Sunday.
"Security first, no amnesty, then we might be able to get somewhere," Ryan said on ABC's "This Week."
Snip:
The plan, rolled out by House Republican leaders, outlines "principles" for immigration reform and embraces an agenda that gives their candidates a campaign message that goes beyond political attacks on Obama.
Asked if Obama would get a bill to sign this year, Ryan replied: "I really don't know the answer to that question. That's clearly in doubt."
Republican are almost amusing sometimes, almost. Who benefits the most from workers who make less than the minimum wage?
If we don't come to some type of bill this spring, the Dems are going to use it and club us with it, just like little baby seals.
)there is no need to touch immigration at all.
enforce the existing law. that is all what is needed.
As chance would have it I am watching the House Budget Committee Hearing of the 2014 Economic Outlook. The Congress Budget Office did an assessment of the immigration reform bill which passed the Senate last year and determined that the effects would be reduced deficits and a stronger economy and "lead to higher output per person in this country." The reason is the composition of the new people would be younger, skilled labor who would be paying into the system and not collecting benefits for several years to come.
there is no need to touch immigration at all.
enforce the existing law. that is all what is needed.
So do you advocate deporting 10 million people?
Rep. Flores (R-TX) was amusing when he was trying to ask about the "23 million jobs lost" because he knew it was a lie and would be corrected. He kept trying to rephrase it in a way so that he won't and just gave up. He did give an answer as to way government regulation was harming the economy so much, "one of the reasons labor participation rate is so low is because employers have decided that they can't hire those types of employees and where they stand so their employee base is given up." Could this possibly be related to other legislation currently be considered? Or should I say blocked?
The U.S. economy has averaged about 2.5% growth for four and a half years in what is supposedly a recovery, median household income is below where it was when the recession ended in June 2009, and job growth is mediocre. But the political class seems intent on fighting over the blame rather than trying to escape the malaise.
The latest evidence is John Boehner's punt on immigration reform. ...
So great is the House GOP fear of a talk-radio backlash that it won't even pass smaller bills that 75% of Republicans agree on. There will be nothing to codify the legal status of children of illegal immigrants who have lived here for decades. And no expanded green cards for foreign graduates of U.S. colleges, a policy Mitt Romney endorsed. And no cleaning up the work-visa morass that has obliged U.S. farmers to hire illegals to harvest their crops.
The result of doing nothing will be a de facto "amnesty" in which 11 million illegal immigrants will continue to work using fake documents. Mr. Obama will look for ways to grant more of them legal status using executive power, and the GOP will look even more unwelcoming to minorities.
there is no need to touch immigration at all.
enforce the existing law. that is all what is needed.
So do you advocate deporting 10 million people?
cool... keep losing national elections.
cool... keep losing national elections.
cool... keep losing national elections.
Ssshhhhhhuuuusshh. Don't tell them they are cutting their own throats! By the time they figure it out...they will be extinct.
