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Excellent.

>"As we debate the immigration issue, we must remember there are hardworking individuals, doing jobs that Americans will not do, who are contributing to the economic vitality of our country," Bush said Saturday in his weekly radio address.

100% true. But don't get it twisted. We do more than that. ;)

>"As we debate the immigration issue, we must remember there are hardworking individuals, 

doing jobs that

Americans will not do

, who are contributing to the economic vitality of our country," Bush said Saturday in his weekly radio address.

suicide bombing comes to mind.

^^^^ Typical. A narrow minded kid who turns the topic into a racist one.

He's talking about potential radical Muslims crossing the border. 

Might not be.

Rebel read his post and see what he has bolden!

>As we debate the immigration issue, we must remember there are hardworking individuals, 

doing jobs that Americans will not do

, who are contributing to the economic vitality of our country.

How is suicide bombing contributing to the economic vitality of the united states?

All this rfc kid is a racist fool! 

There's sarcasm in his post. America needs to be tight with its borders to prevent terrorists from entering the States.

He's from the Uk, he's obviously talking about the london bombs. But you obviously have no clue.

Are we talking about the United States' borders, or England?

There hasn't been a suicide bomb in America YET

Instead of bombs they used planes. Whether they use bombs or planes, all nations should secure their borders to prevent such disasters.

The point here is that us LATINS are not terrorists.. we come to work and have a better life... and part of the US goverment dont understand that... now the law they are trying to enforce is that even ppl that are legal in this country if they arefound  with someone taht is illegal both will be deported... sounds retarded... but that's US's goverment.... and the worst is that they are focusing in MEXICANS .. when Mexicans are the ones that contribute more to the country..

its a good topic to bring to the open ...x...
nice job.

>Instead of bombs they used planes

If any "terrorist" uses planes or plans to use planes on Americans its the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, the U.S. military and the U.S. Government, and its Allies. The Northwoods documents in 1962 is declassified proof of this. It's in record in the National Security Archive in George Washington University:

http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/news/20010430/

Actual Northwoods Documents: 

http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/news/20010430/northwoods.pdf

Read more: 

http://www.pentagonresearch.com/092.html

http://abcnews.go.com/US/story?id=92662

 (ABC NEWS reports)

In 1976 the U.S. military thought up plans to destroy the WTC towers using airport breaching techniques such as the use of boxcutters to hijack airplanes and crash them into the buildings. One of the military insiders who participated in these plans was Lt. Michael Teague. He said that the use of planes was not enough to level the towers and that it needed to be brought down with the help of explosives. All these plans were part of a military "study" to expose the weaknesses of the America's airport defenses.

http://www.arcticbeacon.com/23-Mar-2005.html

http://www.fearorlove.com/documents/article-mar-911-plan.pdf

 (pdf-downloadable)

U.S. Federal Agent Timothy McNiven, who also took part in this 1976 Military Study has his own official website that discloses the documents surrounding this 1976 Black Ops:

http://www.codenamegrillfire.com/index.php?n=1&id=1

Ask yourself after reading the evidence in this message  (if you are willing to read it), who are the real terrorists now?

> and the worst is that they are focusing in MEXICANS .. when Mexicans are the ones that contribute more to the country..

A big culprit in all of this is the mainstream corporate media. It is controlled and influenced by the government. Many minorities in America are usually put in a negative light by the mainstream media, this includes the downcasting of Mexicans, Blacks, Latinos, Asians, Native American Indians, etc. False stereotypes are engineered into American society to create social divide. This social divide is a profitable industry, and this is why the media promotes such imbalanced news coverage in its news.

You can also see this in Hollywood, when most most mionorities are portrayed as drug dealers and criminals, while most of the heroes in films, are usually white. All this despite the fact that in real life, the percentages when it comes to crimes is about even in all racial ethnic groups. The media will usually focus on the crimes which involved minorities and non-whites. 

Check out this thread done by a member of Goldsea Forums: Brilliantly made with heaps of sources regarding media bias against non-white people:

http://goldsea.com/PAC/index.php?act=ST&f=6&t=507&s=12e4ca3cd297c9c8ee43338d03fb410b

I don't want to touch on the subject of racism in this topic, but it is actually impossible to separate the issue of race and the subject of immigration policies in America, mainly because in reality race continue to play a major factor in influencing political decisions within government. The mountain of university sources found in that thread done by the Goldsea Forums member, has to be studied in order for the Flyordie readers here to form a credible opinion regarding the matter.

The Goldsea member explains in great detail (using the countless University sources he provides) that mass media, politics, entertainment are tuned towards favoring White-Americans more than anyother ethnic racial group in America. I

mmigration policies are actually influenced by racial issues, and this is why it is literally impossible to separate the subject of race with the topic of Latino, Mexican Immigration policies in America. The thread in that link will take you to many other links. This requires a great deal of research and patience (that's not an exaggeration). 

Forming the most legitimate opinions requires that you look up the information being discussed through books, online university archives, library documents, etc. Simply posting an opinion with no sources to back up one's personal opinion is considered weak especially if a topic calls for substantial research.