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The Vex of Mex - Why Bush's amnesty proposal will backfire.(proposal to grant amnesty)(to undocumented aliens)(from Mexico)
President Bush's proposal to grant an amnesty to illegal Mexican immigrants-that is to say, Mexican president Vicente Fox's proposal that Bush should grant such an amnesty-is, to date, almost the only policy embraced by the Bush administration that has won enthusiastic bipartisan support. The New York Times, the Wall Street Journal editorial page, Democratic Senate majority leader Tom Daschle, the AFL- CIO, the Business Roundtable, maverick Catholic columnist Andrew Sullivan, the (only slightly less maverick) Catholic bishops, and the pipes and drums of the Texaco oil company all sing the wisdom and generosity of the still-developing policy. It is rare for any proposal, ...
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