Town Hall Meeting in Bedford
Half a dozen questions were on the topics of immigration and border security at the Junction Cafe in Bedford.
Half a dozen questions were on the topics of immigration and border security at the Junction Cafe in Bedford.
Tancredo dazzled the crowd during lunch at the Pizza Ranch in Creston this afternoon. A few people told me that they are now Tancredo supporters after hearing The Tanc's platform.
"I cannot as a U.S. senator vote to grant blanket amnesty to those who have broken the law to live in our country."
-- North Carolina Senator Richard Burr, The News & Observer, 29 May 2006
Tancredo enthralled the crowd today at the Prairie Moon Vineyard in Ames. A lot of new supporters turned out.
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Tancredo shared coffee and muffins and chatted in Pleasantville this morning at The Smokey Row.
There you have it, folks:
Just as Tancredo constantly says in town hall meetings across Iowa.The 51-year-old Brazilian man came with plans to stay here for up to six years to save enough money to buy a house in Brazil, two cars for his daughters and secure a life back home.
But after three years of calling Framingham home, the man has decided to go back to Brazil with only part of his dreams fulfilled mainly because, he said, living as an illegal immigrant doesn't pay off anymore.
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