Brown calls dream act amnesty
 

BOSTON — Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown says a federal proposal to allow illegal immigrants a pathway to citizenship through college or military service is “amnesty” and supporters are “playing politics with military funding.”

The Massachusetts Republican said Monday that he is opposed to illegal immigration and is was deeply disappointed that the DREAM Act has been included in a defense policy bill.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid wants to add the immigration measure to the defense bill, but some Republicans oppose it and are accusing Reid of playing politics.

Some military leaders support it because of the recruitment potential.

A vote may come as early as Tuesday.

Brown’s comment comes as student immigrant advocates are holding a vigil outside of his Boston office.

http://www.wbur.org/2010/09/20/dream-act-amnesty

WTF scott brown!!! Shit well lets keep calling/emailing his office anyways

Re: Brown calls dream act amnesty
 

I just called that asshole's office too. What a waste of a human being he is!

Re: Brown calls dream act amnesty
 

What an ass. Ted Kennedy is probably turning in his grave

Re: Brown calls dream act amnesty
 

Ugh and he is so hot

What a shame

Re: Brown calls dream act amnesty
 

he accuses Reid of playing politics by putting this in the defence bill. But he is the playing politics by opposing it just because he thinks Reid's intentions are faulty

Does it matter? these are people lives at stake here

Re: Brown calls dream act amnesty
 

for real.. RIP Ted Kennedy. we need you more than ever!

Re: Brown calls dream act amnesty
 

I never expected him to support any form of immigration reform.

Re: Brown calls dream act amnesty
 

why are people so obsessed with ted kennedy? he, like mccain, skipped the vote for the DREAM in 2007 after he sponsored it.

Re: Brown calls dream act amnesty
 

He couldn't make it because he had surgery.

Re: Brown calls dream act amnesty
 

Wasn't he in the hospital or something? I remember he said in advanced that he was not going to be there on the date the Dream Act was brought up for a vote.