May 31, 2006, - 1:46 pm
Minor League Priorities: Senate Immigration Fine Print Terrorists Can Exploit
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What is the most important, most pressing area of immigration that should be addressed in immigration legislation?
Is it baseball or hockey? Does America need more minor league athletes from other countries? The Senate apparently thinks so. Buried in the Senate Immigration Bill, passed last week, are increased numbers of visas for minor league athletes from other countries.
Perhaps it’s time for Osama to train his minions how to pitch and skate. No joke. You don’t need to be very good to play in the minors. I know, having represented several minor league athletes.
Well, at least, this tells us where the Senate’s (and the White House’s) mind is at. Minor league priorities for minor league patriots with major league egos and zero accountability.
And there are also the Canadian power-line workers. Under the Senate legislation, more Canadian power-line workers could enter the U.S. if they have received “significant training.”
Since Canadian Security Intelligence Service’s Deputy Director, Jack Hooper, recently testified that there are several Canadian citizens and residents who trained in Al-Qaeda camps, it wouldn’t be a stretch for them to become linemen to get into America.
Thanks, U.S. Senate, for “protecting” our borders.
Tags: al-Qaeda, Al-Qaeda camp, America, baseball, Canadian Security Intelligence Service, Debbie Schlussel What, Deputy Director, Director 's Deputy, hockey, Jack Hooper, Senate, United States, White House
Our fate now rests with the House.
Marcubius on May 31, 2006 at 2:48 pm