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Most beguiling among those merchants of mendacity is none other than Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, who has been peddling his wares at the Senate bazaar for more than four decades. Kennedy's counterfeit immigration views reach all the way back to his championship of the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965.

In signing that legislation into law, President Lyndon Johnson promised it would not be revolutionary or affect the lives of millions, even as it overturned 60 years of U.S. immigration policy of national origin quotas and led to the creation of explosive chain migration.

Twenty-one years later, President Ronald Reagan signed into law amnesty for more than three million illegal aliens who had entered the country. President Reagan then promised the new employer sanctions would "remove the incentive for illegal immigration by eliminating the job opportunities," and that the law's amnesty provision would allow millions who were hiding in the shadows to "step into the sunlight."

And now, another 21 years later, we hear the same language as the pro-amnesty and open borders advocates demand that American citizens ignore history, reason and the national interest. They are again marketing the same false assurances about border enforcement and insist there will be no social or economic cost to the taxpayer or the nation. More than four decades of disruptive and destructive immigration policy initiatives should be a sufficient history lesson for all Americans.

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ORIGINAL: Sanity

So you're a Democrat now? What fun is that. Are they going to represent your views? And if the GOP splits, will the resulting DNC supermajority make you happy? Repair the Elephant, and let the Left split.

Go Ralph Nader, yay.

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ORIGINAL: popeye1250

They just said on the news that Congressman John Boehmer today called this amnesty Bill; * "A PIECE OF SHIT!"*
LMAO!  I wonder if he wants to run for President?
Now THAT'S the kind of honesty we NEED in Washington!