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What's next?

On two fronts:

1. The Future Of An Immigration Bill:

Congressman John Campbell, (R) Orange Co., CA, says he believes another bill, written by Congressmen King and Smith, is an enforcement-first bill in the offing and proffers the next logical step, containing roughly 40 to 50 points within. Immigration bills are like fini in the Senate; but in the House there is the Smith/King bill -- to be smothered by Pelosi? Campbell suggests a groundswell of support for this bill -- something not done for the prior bill. If this bill fails, there will like be nothing further done until 2008 and, therefore, immigration shall play a HUGE issue during the various primaries.

Watch for more information on this Smith/King bill . . .

Presidential candidates will have to COME OUT on a side with regard to immigration because it is an issue, "skirted" now, which must come home to roost SOON.

With regards funding for the border fence, the Homeland Security Appropriations Bill could result in huge funding variances -- the fence could be half, a quarter or fully funded.

The next fiscal year begins October 1st. And the clash shall begin anew -- perhaps a federal government shutdown in the offing?

2. The Summer of US Terrorism?

With all the recent events occurring in London and Glasgow, one cannot help but wonder if events similar or worse than these shall befall our soverign soil this year:

A secret U.S. law enforcement report, prepared for the Department of Homeland Security, warns that al Qaeda is planning a terror "spectacular" this summer, according to a senior official with access to the document.

This is, of course, nothing new.

Yid With Lid has posted about his ponderings regarding the future of terrorism here in America. He makes an excellent point in this paragraph:

For people like Juan Williams of Fox who tried to blame the rejection of the Immigration bill on some sort of racial, anti-Mexican feelings, "wake up and smell the oatmeal." The reason 75% of the country rejected that silly bill is we want to keep the terrorists OUT. For years Britain had porous boarders and no immigration policy. Because of that it has become kind of a transportation hub for exporting terror across the western world.

We do need an immigration bill but first we need find a way to protect our borders and find out which illegal immigrants are in the country.

Oh: and I am tired of hearing we can't find 12 million immigrants. Folks, you know how every two to three years there is a California fruit fly crisis? And the report is always, like, they saw 3 flies and one of which is a female?

Well, if the Department of Agriculture can find three bugs in the great state of California AND tell if one of them is a female, then we can find 12 million humans. Maybe we should be able to ban Illegal immigrants from getting services, entering school, getting welfare, etc.

Hell, when I go to the DMV and use a blue pen instead of a black pen I get sent to the back of the line. People who break the law (that's why they are called ILLEGAL) should not receive government services, they should be given a black pen, sent home and forced to go to the end of the line.

IN CLOSING:

Congress has an approval rating even below that of President Bush. Much of this has to do with far-left Democrats horribly disillusioned with Pelosi and Reid and their having NOT gotten the US out of Iraq in 2.35 seconds, as well as not yet having impeached Bush and lining Cheney up against a wall for a firing squad.

Boys and girls: it ain't just the Right unhappy with some of our core tenets; things are every bit in upheaval (if not moreso) on the Left.

BZ