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The neighborhood organizations have been given reason to believe they were entering a period of revitalization. But some senators realize that the $1,000 fine that each illegal alien would pay (plus $500 for each spouse, child, and parent living here illegally) would be unlikely to even cover the cost of affirming their amnesty applications--let alone pay for border security--and that there is no reason to believe that Bush would implement border security improvements after refusing to secure the border for six years. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa said there is no reason to believe there is a threat to Los Angeles, but said the security team at LAX is enhancing its deployment and expanding checkpoint activities as a precaution. |
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