("Meexicans" is the actual headline at the time of this post).
CRAWFORD, Texas - (KRT) - President Bush told Mexican President Vicente Fox on Saturday that the United States was reconsidering a plan to photograph and fingerprint Mexicans who regularly cross the border, but he offered little hope for quick approval of his proposed guest worker program.
"I certainly hope the Congress takes this issue up," Bush said of his plan to provide temporary permits for millions of undocumented immigrant workers. "But there's no telling what's going to happen in an election year, so it's very difficult to give a date."
Bush conferred with Fox over two days at his Prairie Chapel Ranch on a wide range of border issues and other matters of pressing regional concern, including the political turmoil in Haiti and Venezuela.
The White House and other administration officials had signaled in recent days that the Department of Homeland Security was backing off a requirement in its new US-VISIT security program that Mexicans crossing the border - even on regular, short visits - would have to be photographed and fingerprinted.
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http://www.sunherald.com/mld/sunherald/news/nation/8124552.htm