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New bipartisan talks begin on comprehensive immigration reform for the United States

Senators Chuck Schumer and Lindsay Graham begin talks on new bill

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Immigration reform will happen and will be passed by the house. THe finance crisis will be fixed and passed by the house with the top earners having to suck up to a tax hike and it will be passed by the house.
Yeah, that's what this election was all about.....amnesty for illegal aliens. It wasn't about raising tax rates on the well-to-do, it wasn't about repudiating the Republican's pro-War neocon foreign policy that called for increased military spending, it wasn't about Romney's penchant for downsizing and outsourcing American jobs. No, it turns out the lesson some of the dopes in Congress got out of the election is that the American people desperately desire a pathway to citizenship for immigrants who come to America illegally. Our wonderful, totally out-of-touch politicians. Any wonder the approval rating of the US Congress is the lowest it has ever been?
Republican Senators Graham and McCain have always been for a pathway to citizenship for illegal aliens. The Senate will vote for Comprehensive Immigration Reform, but it will not pass the House under Republican control. Knowing this, Graham, McCain and Schumer are going to try to do it piecemeal by proposing the Borders be secured first. Senator Robert Menendez the Democratic Senator from New Jersey has already come out proposing we should pay Social Security to illegal aliens who paid Social Security taxes under fraudulent identification. He has also proposed that once the illegal alien receives a Visa, he should be allowed to bring his family into the USA. Now, its not just 20,000,000 illegal aliens, but millions of family members going on Obamacare and other welfare programs.
Where have all the teabaggers gone??
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