Bush plan lets some illegal workers keep jobs:

...President Bush plans Wednesday to unveil an immigration proposal that would create a Web-based job registry....
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...The proposal is Bush's first major policy initiative of 2004 -- a critical re-election year -- and will be unveiled days before Bush travels to Mexico for a regional summit and talks with Mexican President Vicente Fox....
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The White House will contend that registering illegal workers is important for the economy and national security, according to the sources....

Liberals are wrong. Bush isn't a pawn of corporations, he's a pawn of corporations and elite liberal do-gooder groups. And what's up with the "web based" registry? The jobs illegals are doing are being done partially because they are off the books and don't pay taxes (so they are cheaper for the employer). And someone might remind G.W. that he's running for re-election in The United States of America, not The United States of Mexico. Oh, wait...the Democrats won't bring that up, the guy gets a free pass....

My parents still bitch about people that got in during the 1986 amnesty now and then, we were jumping the sponsorship hoop, and it was a little weird hearing about Bangladeshi sailors escaping from their ship and hiding out in New York City but getting the same Green Card without doing much about (hint: these are the people just like your shyster cousin who applied their intelligence to find the best cons to screw their fellow man). Anyway, I think someone should look at G.W.'s corporate record, I suspect he didn't "promote from within."