Jeb: Of course I'd repeal Obama's amnesty - as long as I get some amnesty of my own

America's pro-amnesty forces know exactly how unpopular amnesty is. The majority has never supported it, it's been politically disastrous for its adherents, and it's not likely to grow more palatable any time soon. As a result, the faithful (from both parties) decided to start using the term "comprehensive immigration reform." There are about as many definitions for "comprehensive immigration reform" as there are politicians using the term, but one thing is constant. Comprehensive reform includes some form of amnesty and, usually, precious little in the way of border protections.