As many as 8 million people live in the U.S. illegally, including 250,000 under deportation orders who can't be found. Should the Immigration and Naturalization Service be expanded to track them down?

46.3% - Yes. Lax immigration policies make it easier for terrorists to operate against the U.S. (275responses)

6.1% - No. Most of the people are law-abiding and doing jobs Americans won't take. (36 responses)

45.1% - Yes. We need to control our borders and have an orderly immigration procedure. (268 responses)

2.5% - No. Our immigration laws are unrealistic, and enforcing them strictly would be a costly nightmare. (15 responses)

594 total responses

[How say you?]

I'm with the 46.3 percent. A shame that government let it get so bad, but we get what we vote for, don't we?

-- Anonymous, October 29, 2001

Answers

Unfortunately we get MORE that we vote for.

"Now is the time for men to work silently in the fields and women to weep quietly in the kitchens, for the legislature is in session and no mans property is safe" - Daniel Webster

-- Anonymous, October 29, 2001