Monday, June 19, 2006
WIBC radio host Greg Garrison endorses Congressman Pence's no amnesty immigration reform plan
WIBC radio host Greg Garrison, host of The Greg Garrison Show, released a column this weekend supporting Congressman Pence's no amnesty immigration reform plan.
To access the column, click here.
The following are excerpts from the column:
Pence's idea for a time-limited guest worker program paid for by the workers, that requires them to be accountable and to report timely (with immediate revocation being the sanction) is simply not some kind of closet or stealth amnesty as some have charged. If the worker can only stay 2 years and must leave to apply for more time, that leaves INS with the authority to say no if circumstances so dictate. And if they misbehave, it's the end—period.
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Of course the genius in what the Congressman proposes is the infusion into this whole mess of the notion that these people are not somehow entitled to permanent status just because they have managed to stay below the radar (no matter how ineffective that radar has been) for years at a time.
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Spanish signage in the airports and all manner of government buildings, free education, medical care, food stamps and welfare for those who break our laws to get here must end; but what Mike Pence has suggested goes far—and does so with common sense and his signature devotion to the sovereignty of the United States. And it is the only plan on the table that might work.
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