The Coming Amnesty Disaster

Last month, President Bush signed off on a few dog-and-pony illegal immigrant employment raids. Whoop-de-doo. Politically expedient holiday gestures over, the White House is now back to work pushing its long-planned, massive alien amnesty. The state of the borders, green card process and entrance system for visitors and tourists? Porous. Chaotic. Understaffed. And overwhelmed.

But no matter. Mouthing his same old, bogus platitudes about the need to allow "undocumented workers" to do the job Americans won't do (never mind all those Americans who immediately lined up to apply for those meatpacking jobs after the December raids), Bush wants to pile millions of new "guest worker" illegal alien applicants onto the teetering homeland security bureaucracy. by Michelle Malkin

You can find illegal alien day labor on the streets of Southern California.
As an example; Pomona, The City Of Orange.
In Pomona they hang out in front of an Adult book store on 2nd street.
In Orange in the parking lot of a donut shop.
If you're one of those people who hire one or two of these illegal aliens you had better have Workman's compensation insurance or you will be in deep shit if you don't. If they get injured doing your yard work they will sue you.

Bush with his immigration policy has become the lamest of lame ducks.
In the process he will bring down the Republican Party with him.

The Man Who Was Bush
It’s a sad state of affairs. American is now left with a president with shattered self-confidence, who at this stage of his presidency inspires nothing. He’s uncertain figure twisting in the wind. He’s either unwilling or unable to find the courage needed to fight on. Every time, he tries he loses steam. The last half of his presidency, with the exception of the confirmation of Justices Roberts and Alito, has been one of the most hapless in American history. by Adam Graham