"grinder" <seagle@earthlink.invalid> wrote in message
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It took 5 years of his reign but I finally agree with Junior on the
immigration issue.

High pressure ALWAYS flows to LOW pressure. Working for a week or a month
for the same amount of money they can make in a day in the U.S. is high
pressure. Loss of civil liberties is high pressure.

Demand for illegal labor and fair labor rates is extremely LOW pressure.

If soldiers are placed shoulder to shoulder across the boarder they will
find some other "hole" in which to enter the country.

Make them felons if caught and they will fight hard to not be caught.

The ONLY answer is a foreign policy which will result in the pressure

being

eased. They prefer to stay in their own country with other things being
equal or near equal.

If its really inevitable that Mexicans are going to come here because of an
economic imbalance, then I think we should just annex the whole place. They
have some really nice beach resorts.

"grinder" <seagle@earthlink.invalid> wrote:

It took 5 years of his reign but I finally agree with Junior on the
immigration issue.

High pressure ALWAYS flows to LOW pressure. Working for a week or a
month for the same amount of money they can make in a day in the U.S. is
high pressure. Loss of civil liberties is high pressure.

Demand for illegal labor and fair labor rates is extremely LOW pressure.

If soldiers are placed shoulder to shoulder across the boarder they will
find some other "hole" in which to enter the country.

Make them felons if caught and they will fight hard to not be caught.

The ONLY answer is a foreign policy which will result in the pressure
being eased. They prefer to stay in their own country with other things
being equal or near equal.

Yes, if we ship all of our jobs to other countries and bankrupt the
country
then the pressure will no longer be "low" in this country and the illegals
will need to find some other country to invade. Heck of a job Bushie!

Bill Moyers

On Mon, 27 Mar 2006 17:40:58 GMT, "grinder" <seagle@earthlink.invalid>
wrote:

It took 5 years of his reign but I finally agree with Junior on the
immigration issue.

High pressure ALWAYS flows to LOW pressure. Working for a week or a month
for the same amount of money they can make in a day in the U.S. is high
pressure. Loss of civil liberties is high pressure.

Demand for illegal labor and fair labor rates is extremely LOW pressure.

If soldiers are placed shoulder to shoulder across the boarder they will
find some other "hole" in which to enter the country.

Make them felons if caught and they will fight hard to not be caught.

The ONLY answer is a foreign policy which will result in the pressure being
eased. They prefer to stay in their own country with other things being
equal or near equal.

You'd be talking about reforming the Mexican system so it has safety
nets, minimum wages, welfare, health care, a retirement system, etc as
the real answer to the illegal immigration issue, not a foreign policy
on our part. Until Mexico decides to create a middle-class for its
poor & progresses from a '98% poor/2% wealthy' class system to a ~
'33% poor/33% middle class/33% wealthy' system, their poor are going
to keep flooding our borders to support themselves.

But you'll get little incentive on the part of the Republican Party to
help Mexico evolve its society so it becomes a modern 'progressive'
nation. That class breakdown Mexico has right now, that '2%
wealthy/98% poor' breakdown is exactly the goal they are striving to
create for this country. The Repubs aren't about to make suggestions
to Mexico that they tamper with what they see as the 'perfect' system
for us here. They can talk about foreign policy being the answer till
the cows come home, station guards along the border, build fences
along the border, etc, it is all really a sham because deep down in
their greedy little hearts the Repubs love that cheap, cheap labor &
want to keep 'em coming. They look at Mexico for exactly what it is
to them right now: an inexhaustible source of cheap renewable labor.

Why mess with that when you are trying to get the same thing as Mexico
has here in the U.S.? You don't mess with a good thing. Expect some
goofy 'guest worker' program, no amnesty, a big show of beefing up
border patrols & 'security' along the border, etc, etc. The reality
is, after all the smoke & mirrors of this year's Republican campaign
rhetoric clears up, by this time next year it will be status quo for
the illegals flooding in to the country.

As long as you guys keep electing Republicans the U.S will continue to
be flooded with cheap Mexican labor trying to keep itself alive to
feed its children. Until laws are enacted here that go after employers
who hire illegals with huge penalties & even the ability to put such
employers out of business, they will come. You will never get such
legislation from Republicans, they are too beholden to the businesses
hiring the illegals in the first place. It is going to take a major
party shift in our government away from the Republican Party before
such laws are enacted. But you guys seem to like electing Republicans,
so get used to the flood of illegals coming in each day ;-)