And the rationale, which I don't
actually think was rational, was we can't enforce the law against these
million people that are here illegally, but we need to have the rule of
law. So what we will do is we will grant an amnesty to the million
people that are here illegally. Then our promise will be, from this point forward, everybody who
enters into the United States, or is unlawfully in the United States
will have to face the law, and we will deport everybody that has
violated our immigration laws. We will enforce the law from this point
forward, from 1986. Ronald Reagan believed he was going to get that; and, by the way, he
did
command the executive branch of government, and the Republicans did run
the executive branch of government not only from 1986, but all the way
up until 1993, when Bill Clinton took office.
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