You can also find a link to the report at Bender's Immigration Daily...
Here are some of the actual interview questions asked of prospective Immigration Judges during the Bush years...
1. ―Tell us your political philosophy. There are different groups of conservatives by way
of example: Social Conservative, Fiscal Conservative, Law & Order Republican.‖
2. ―What is it about Bush that makes you want to serve him?‖
3. ―Aside from the President, give us an example of someone currently or recently in
public service who you admire?‖
...good stuff no?
It's as funny as that line from the Blues Brothers movie -- Claire: [When asked what music is played at Bob's Country Bunker] Oh we got both kinds. We got Country and Western.
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Thursday, October 8, 2009
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Council on Foreign Relations Report -- Immigration Reform Needed
A widely publicized report has been issued by the Council on Foreign Relations regarding the need for Comprehensive Immigration Reform in the United States. The bipartisan task force signing off on the report includes members such as Jeb Bush and former Clinton Whitehouse Chief of Staff "Mack" Mc Larty.
The task force argues that our national economic and foreign relations interests require that we improve our present immigration system. They focus on increasing immigration that helps innovation, entrepreneurship and technological advancement; improving enforcement to discourage employers from hiring unauthorized immigrant employees; and encouraging foreign exchange and immigration including from areas of the world that are not particularly friendly to the United States.
The task force argues that our national economic and foreign relations interests require that we improve our present immigration system. They focus on increasing immigration that helps innovation, entrepreneurship and technological advancement; improving enforcement to discourage employers from hiring unauthorized immigrant employees; and encouraging foreign exchange and immigration including from areas of the world that are not particularly friendly to the United States.
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