Amnesty. Who Looses? Who Wins?

The estimated twelve million hispanic and canadian visitors to our country have the most to loose in our next Presidential election but not necessary. Why? Let's look at a couple of things.

The democratic party has already been vying for these 12 million new voters. They know that in appealing to them and supporting amnesty, they get full political power not only over these new comers but they get it in elections to come. Well, that's a good prize but where does that truly leave these who are coming to our country to better themselves and get ahead. It introduces them to a party that says, I don't really want you here but I'll let you in, if you give me your vote. It also allows the democratic party to socially engineer these people the way they wish too. That's all well and good, but it's not allowing them be introduced into our system in the best possible way. It's not saying, let's do it the fair way, the right way and a way that tells them to hold your heads up.

Some in the republican party have said, there is a better way. Neither party has denied not wanting 12 million new voters to their party, but one has specifically said, if you want legalization, then you will have to go about it the right way.

I believe Gov. Mike Huckabee's PLAN is a fair and doable plan for getting everyone the resolve we need:

1. Build the fence
2. Increase Border Patrol
3. Prevent Amnesty
4. Enforce the Law on Employers
5. Establish an Economic Border
6. Empower Local Authorities
7. Ensure Document Security
8. Discourage Dual Citizenship
9. Modernize the Process of Legal Immigration

Others in the Republican Party, such as McCain, have precariously said otherwise. He has gambled on the amnesty idea last year by saddling up with liberal-democrat Ted Kennedy and trying to get McCain/Kennedy Amnesty Bill through. I believe it was a calculated risk and that McCain knew that true conservatives would call Washington and vehemently say, "NO!" Conservatives did and said NO still after, 3 times. McCain explains now that he's learned his lesson. I don't believe it. He did it to get it out there to all those on the pro-amnesty side to say, vote for McCain he tried to get amnesty through. To the opposition, he did it to get it out there to say, vote for McCain, he tried to get amnesty through but now he says, "I've learned by lesson." It's confusing, What does he really believe? I think I know.

Mike Huckabee has an excellent 9 point plan that is fair, equitable and doable to pro-amnesty and those not for amnesty. Read it. Tell all your friends that are concerned about the amnesty issue.