Border order II
About the Senate immigration bill ... I take it back; it stinks
By Jack Kelly, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
"Once the borders have been secured, I'm for a path to legal status for illegal immigrants already here. So in last week's column, I expressed cautious support for the advertised elements of the Senate immigration bill.
But the advertising is false. Dallas Morning News columnist Rod Dreher asked an immigration lawyer friend what he thought of the bill. This was his reply:
'This bill has no enforcement at all. It says, in effect, that no Y (guest worker) or Z (amnesty) visas will be issued to anybody until the following steps are taken. But in the meantime, provisional Y and Z visas will be issued, with exactly the same effects and benefits except they can't be turned into green card status.'
This is madness. To grant an amnesty before the border is secure is to invite another massive influx of illegals."
By Jack Kelly, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
"Once the borders have been secured, I'm for a path to legal status for illegal immigrants already here. So in last week's column, I expressed cautious support for the advertised elements of the Senate immigration bill.
But the advertising is false. Dallas Morning News columnist Rod Dreher asked an immigration lawyer friend what he thought of the bill. This was his reply:
'This bill has no enforcement at all. It says, in effect, that no Y (guest worker) or Z (amnesty) visas will be issued to anybody until the following steps are taken. But in the meantime, provisional Y and Z visas will be issued, with exactly the same effects and benefits except they can't be turned into green card status.'
This is madness. To grant an amnesty before the border is secure is to invite another massive influx of illegals."
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