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The Bush administration plans to respond to critics of its immigration policy and
proposals with new initiatives that will be announced today at a joint press
conference by Department of Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff and
Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez.

The 25 initiatives, which make no mention of the border fence emphasized by
critics, include adding more border personnel, funding additional detention beds,
requiring most arrivals at ports-of-entry to use passports and training more
state and local law-enforcement officers to identify and detain immigration
offenders.

In June, a procedural vote in the Senate killed a controversial immigration
reform bill crafted by the White House, Democrats and key Republican leaders.

The plan would have provided a path to legal status for the estimated 30 million
illegal aliens now in the U.S.

This provision would allow illegals to acquire a "probationary" visa after only a
quick, 24-hour background check. The White House contended the carefully crafted
compromise would focus first on enforcement, allowing for more Border Patrol
agents, more cameras and other technologies.

Administrative Immigration Reforms:

BORDER SECURITY

1. The Administration will add more border personnel and infrastructure, going
beyond previously announced targets to adopt the metrics proposed by Senator
Gregg during the immigration debate earlier this year.

INTERIOR ENFORCEMENT

2. The Administration will train growing numbers of state and local
law-enforcement officers to identify and detain immigration offenders whom they
encounter in the course of daily law enforcement.

WORKSITE ENFORCEMENT

3. On the day of this announcement, the Department of Homeland Security will
issue a "No-Match" regulation which clarifies the responsibilities of employers
who receive notice that employees' names and corresponding Social Security
numbers do not match the records at the Social Security Administration.

FIXING EXISTING IMMIGRATION

4. The Administration will reduce processing times for immigration background
checks
by adding agents and converting paper documentation into electronic forms.

ASSIMILATION

5. The Office of Citizenship will unveil in September a revised naturalization
test that emphasizes fundamentals of American democracy, and the rights and
responsibilities of citizens.

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As FAXDC.com reported yesterday the National Guard troops assigned to help
increase security along the U.S.-Mexico border have been pulled off the line a
year earlier than expected. The reductions, which began July 1 and will be
completed by Sept. 1, will result in a cut of Guard troops in Arizona,
California, New Mexico and Texas from 6,000 to 3,000 — half of that promised by
Mr. Bush in 2006.

Already The Department of Homeland Security recently alerted law enforcement
officials to a danger along U.S. borders: illicit tunnels.

"Tunnels under U.S. borders with Canada and Mexico serve primarily as conduits
for transporting illegal drugs in the United States," the threat assessment says.
"In addition, reliable reporting indicates that some tunnels also are used for
alien smuggling, including special interest aliens."

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