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Amnesty/Permanent Legalization for Illegal Aliens

Temporary Legalization for Illegal Aliens as Guestworkers

"Today, the Bush White House proposed an immigration reform program that fails to help the immigrants who contribute to their communities every day, that fails to fix backlogs in the current system, and that fails to focus law enforcement resources on improving border security. It is wrong to leave foreign workers trapped in a temporary worker program ... Real reform must be based on the core principles of economic security, access to legalization, family reunification, and homeland security. We should allow hard-working, law-abiding, undocumented workers to eventually earn their citizenship ... We need leadership in the White House that recognizes the important contributions that immigrants make to this country." 01/07/2004; Clark04.com (from retired website - link goes to cached page on Google - may take time to load)



"[W]e need to find ways to ensure that taxpaying, law-abiding, undocumented workers have a way to eventually earn their citizenship." 02/13/2004; VDare.com

Chain Migration

Visa Lottery

Citizenship for Illegal Aliens' Babies

Large-scale Importation of Workers

Worker Verification

Federal Pickup of Locally Detained Illegal Aliens

INTERIOR ENFORCEMENT  

FEDERAL FORCED DOUBLING OF U.S. POPULATION

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GENERAL INFORMATION - Born in 1944 in Chicago, Illinois and raised in Little Rock, Arkansas, Wesley Clark distinguished himself early as an athlete and a scholar, leading his high school swimming team to a state championship and graduating first in his class from West Point. In 1966, he was awarded a Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford University, where he earned a Masters Degree in Politics, Philosophy and Economics. 

During thirty-four years of service in the United States Army Wesley K. Clark rose to the rank of four-star general as NATO's Supreme Allied Commander, Europe. After his retirement in 2000, he became an investment banker, author, commentator, and businessman. In September 2003 he answered the call to stand as a Democratic candidate for President of the United States, where his campaign won the state of Oklahoma and launched him to national prominence before he returned to the private sector in February 2004.