Texas governor Rick Perry wants the government to issue work visas to illegal aliens. These visas would allow for illegals to travel to and from their home countries with ease over the border. Despite the logistics of his plan, amnesty however is not what he wants. Really?
Perry was just a little too vague for my liking when he presented the idea. He's not in office yet and he's already telling the government what it needs to do but doesn't give them any help on how to do it. What's going to happen when he's the one being told what he should do?
He said, "authorities need to determine a better way to identify illegal immigrants and make them part of mainstream society...the program would only work if the federal government first does a better job securing America's borders."
Well one day you might be a part of the federal government Mr. Perry, so what would you do to help identify those illegals?
Perry doesn't believe that arresting and deporting millions of people to the countries the emigrated from is very realistic and I agree that it isn't either. I'm just trying to make sense of how a work visa is going to legally be given to an illegal citizen without amnesty being granted. Some sort of government issued identification would have to be issued to the illegals to allow them to cross the borders freely like Perry suggested. But a government issued identification can only be granted when one lives the law of the government. I don't see how Perry can get away form amnesty. I don't think he knows either because he obviously wants the federal government to figure that one out.
Taken from: http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D9QPJT9G0&show_article=1
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