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Old 04-06-2005, 07:25 AM   #1
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[link]http://www.foxnews.com/printer_friendly_story/0,3566,152577,00.html[/link]


So at roughly 100 bucks a crack per passport, think this'll slow down commerce between the borders? How many thousands of people vacation, golf, fish, work, shop, etc. back and forth between the borders now that won't if this becomes a mandate? Will it do any good?
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Old 04-06-2005, 07:28 AM   #2
 
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Our politicians don't give a DAMN about our borders...


God this stuff makes me insane with rage. HOW THE HELL IS A PASSPORT GOING TO STOP BORDER TRAFFIC?

If I want in, I simply cross in an area that isn't guarded (which is about 99.99% of the border).

WTF do they think "passports" are going to do but ONCE AGAIN prove to be a hinderance to US citizens...

GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR


I really want a cage match with Bush... I would beat him good !!
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But,,,,,, I think the Mexican border was the one with the problem,,, wasn't it???
But that's just it! They're using the "canadian border" as a facade to show how they're really going to crack down on "terrorism"...


"terrorism" is a total crock of crappola and is being used as a wag the dog to run into iraq and ignore our southern border..


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http://www.cis.org/articles/2004/back1104.html



Between March of 2000 and 2004, the number of unemployed adult natives increased by 2.3 million, while the number of employed adult immigrants increased by 2.3 million.

Half of the 2.3 million increase in immigrant employment since 2000 is estimated to be from illegal immigration.

In addition to a growth in unemployment, the number of working age (18 to 64) natives who left the labor force entirely has increased by four million since 2000.

Even over the last year the same general pattern holds. Of the 900,000 net increase in jobs between March 2003 and 2004, two-thirds went to immigrant workers, even though they account for only 15 percent of all adult workers.

In just the last year, 1.2 million working-age natives left the labor force, and say that they are not even trying to find a job.

Immigrant job gains have occurred throughout the labor market, with more than two-thirds of their employment gains among workers who have at least a high school degree.

There is little evidence that immigrants take only jobs Americans don"™t want. Even those occupations with the highest concentrations of new immigrants still employ millions of native-born workers.

The decline in native employment was most pronounced in states where immigrants increased their share of workers the most.

Occupations with the largest immigrant influx tended to have the highest unemployment rates among natives.

The states with the largest increase in the number of immigrants holding jobs were Texas, North Carolina, Maryland, Georgia, California, Arizona, New Jersey, Virginia, and Pennsylvania.

Of the nation"™s largest metropolitan areas, the biggest increases in immigrant employment were in Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., Dallas, Houston, New York, and Seattle.

Recent immigration has had no significant impact on the nation"™s age structure. If the 6.1 million immigrants (in and out of the labor force) who arrived after 2000 had not come, the average age in America would be virtually unchanged at 36 years.
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Maybe a few billion $ and passports are the answer (smirk)!!!???????
Interesting how BUSHCO conveniently got whisked off to Rome to "pay his respects" to a man that was against Iraq etc. Just as the border thingy seems to be coming to a head.


I think on April 15th when my taxes are due i'll have to go visit the shrine of Che Guevera...
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HOW THE HELL IS A PASSPORT GOING TO STOP BORDER TRAFFIC?

I'm quite certain logic tells us it will not.

What I find amazing about this is how it will interrupt commerce. Between Detroit/Windsor and Port Huron/Sarnia - the two main connections Michigan has with Canada (dollar wise speaking), this new little trick should put a serious cramp on small businesses on both sides of the fence. DUMB.
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