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PRESIDENT BUSH is working hard to revive his immigration bill. The status quo over which he has presided for six years is, he now says, "unacceptable." But the bill he supports, though it is labeled "comprehensive immigration reform," is really more of the same: an immediate amnesty coupled with promises of tougher enforcement in the future.
Supporters of the bill are trying to win votes by saying that they really, really mean those promises this time. One idea being discussed is an emergency spending bill to fund enhanced border security and to help states pay for the secure identity cards that the federal government has required them to develop. Additional spending does not, however, guarantee effective enforcement. Until we see that enforcement taking place--and see the government standing up to the interests that will ...