From the Corner and Mark Krikorian:

A story that broke yesterday ought to sink any talk of a guestworker amnesty. Internal affairs investigators at US Citizenship and Immigration Services (the piece of the old INS that processes green cards and citizenship) told Congress last week that they’ve found 2,500 of cases of misconduct, including bribery, trading green cards for sex, and foreign government influence on immigration processing. New charges are being added at the rate of 50 a week. And, as a source said of one of the congressional briefings, “The thing that took most of the oxygen out of the room was the realization that there is the distinct possibility that people who have terrorist backgrounds have been able to obtain green cards because of a lack of ability to check their backgrounds.” This is the agency that’s going to screen 11 million illegal aliens so they can stay here legally? See Monday’s story here and today’s follow-up here.

After five years this ain’t what I had in mind. Am I being a bad Republican if I am angry that potential terrorists have snuck across our border with Mexico?