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Texas-size gap between Bush and his party's faithful on immigration.(immigrations)(Brief article)

The New American

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The recent state convention of the Republican Party of Texas in San Antonio provided further confirmation that the president's guest-worker/amnesty proposal is not in accord with his own party's faithful--not even in his home state. The platform agreed to by the Texas GOP in June in San Antonio states: "We oppose illegal immigration, amnesty in any form, or legal status for illegal immigrants." Referring to a prior amnesty for illegal immigrants in 1986, the platform added, "The American people remember the broken promises of 1986 and will not be misled again." ...

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