George Bush is successfully wooing public opinion to his balanced proposals for managing immigration. House Republicans may block them anyway. A group of Minutemen cluster round a radio. George Bush is making a speech about immigration. He is trying to sound tough but coming across, to this audience, as dangerously liberal. "[T]he vast majority of illegal immigrants are decent people," he says. "They broke the law!" interjects Lisa Turner, the lady who baked the delicious cookies for this meeting of se-cure-the-borders enthusiasts in Herndon, Virginia.
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