Even if immigration officials had showed up, the three immigrant children at his meeting have been allowed to stay in the country temporarily by the Homeland Security Department, Durbin said.

“We looked at this ahead of time because I don’t want to put these children in danger,” he said.

INC on October 23, 2007 at 11:24 PM

I’d love to ask Durbin if believes the Mexican government to be such a danger to children. Worse than Saddam’s Iraq was to its children?

Anyway, I’m again disappointed that Tancredo isn’t doing any better in the presidential race.

“We looked at this ahead of time because I don’t want to put these children in danger,” he [Durbin] said.

I’m guessing this overlooks the potential trauma these children may suffer from being dragged into strange surroundings, having protesters yelling at them at the top of their lungs while they are blinded by hundreds of flashbulbs from the sympathetic MSM advocates for illegals.

This is one circus children should be banned from attending.

Protection my @ss Durbin, it’s pure exploitation.

Way to go, Tanc. Dickless Dick Durbin gets a smack upside his fat head — too funny. “Hey, Dick, don’t be bringin’ no illegals to your little dog and pony show, or we’ll deport ‘em.”

Durbin must have been spitting blood. I love it.

What DIckey sez about Tom
“His hatred for people who are immigrants is boundless,” Durbin said.

Durbin simply show the bigotry of the “open-borders” crowd, ignoring the ILLEGAL nature of the immigrants Tancredo opposes, and by wrongly accusing Tancredo of hate for opposing ILLEGAL immmigrants (more accurately called “illegal aliens”).

It’s the ILLEGAL immigrants, stupid!

“If we can’t enforce our laws inside the building where American laws are made, where can we enforce them?”

Here Tanc needs to brush up on his history. Before the Contract With America, congress routinely excempted itself from its own laws, which meant that our laws were not being enforced or obeyed in the building, and by the people, who made those laws.

OK, maybe not.

Defector01 on October 23, 2007 at 11:33 PM

Link?

I look forward to and dread the day when we will need a hard-core president like Mr. Tancredo.

baldilocks on October 24, 2007 at 12:17 AM

We needed one last spring, when shamnesty reared its ugly head.

Some well placed M.O.A.B.’s would go a long way to getting Bush back in my good graces.

csdeven on October 24, 2007 at 1:57 AM

Couldn’t agree with ya more there, pardner.

MB4, thanks for sharing – those are good prospects, if they materialize.

It’s funny – the looneys always bark about ‘blood for oil’, but they are confused about the players and the trade items.

When it comes to Mexico, I think we have a ‘citizenship for oil’ deal in the works. They are trying to get it finalized, but they didn’t expect the uproar that amnesty and legalization would fuel in this country.

Anyone who suggests changes to our immigration laws should also consider restraints again the activities of the mexican embassies in this country. Talk about enabling the illegals!

The solution should be to deport all of the mexican ambassadors first. Then build the fence and go after employers who hire illegals, and financial institutions who pander to them.

The line to get out of this country would be long, indeed.

GLYNCO, Ga. (AP) – President Bush attacked opponents of an immigration deal Tuesday, suggesting they “don’t want to do what’s right for America.”

Sorry – still bitter about being called a ‘racist’, ‘bigot’ and ‘xenophobe’ by half of the administration.

Timothy S. Carlson on October 24, 2007 at 1:49 AM

It was also said that you are someone who does not want what is right for America too. Don’t forget that!

That’s fair I would say, as most of America doesn’t think that Bush’s Presidency is worth spit saving.

MB4 on October 24, 2007 at 1:27 AM

After the past summer’s amnesty debacle, I would say Bush
needs to pop a nuke or two to have a legacy. Or at least clear the arsenals of those aging Daisy Cutters and MOABs.

“Shock and Awe II: Saving a Presidency”

Sorry – still bitter about being called a ‘racist’, ‘bigot’ and ‘xenophobe’ by half of the administration.

Bush and Putin Rough out Breakthrough Strategic Deal for Dumping Iran

October 23, 2007, 7:43 PM (GMT+02:00)

Unless we are talking about Hitler and Stalin.

csdeven on October 24, 2007 at 1:39 AM

I guess that would be a bit of an exception.

MB4 on October 24, 2007 at 1:31 AM

Unless we are talking about Hitler and Stalin.