Question about John McCains stance on immigration

[Sarevok]

Having many family members living in US and considering at least another stay there, sometimes I wonder besides the usual doom and gloom of another republican what a President McCain would mean for me and my aquintances. From my very crude understanding of US politics Mc Cain is a xenophobe. So if he was made president what would McCains policy be towards immigrants from south asia ? Would he be making the process harder, cutting down number of visas issued ? What about those already living in america but not as citizens, would the process of obtaining citizenship be made much more tougher ?

[Mr Bean]

McCain's voting record has been consistently pro-Bush, about the issues so you can look at Bush and see what McCain will do

* Other aspects only after consensus that borders are secure. (Feb 2008)
* Deport 2 million illegal immigrants who committed crimes. (Jan 2008)
* Would no longer push his own 2006 immigration proposal. (Jan 2008)
* Certify border is secure; only then allow guest workers. (Jan 2008)
* 2003 "amnesty" didn't mean rewarding illegal behavior. (Jan 2008)
* Round up and deport two million aliens who committed crimes. (Jan 2008)
* FactCheck: Yes, he has used the word "amnesty" in the past. (Jan 2008)
* Do everything I can to help all immigrants learn English. (Dec 2007)
* Illegal immigrants are God's children as well. (Nov 2007)
* Absences from negotiations hurt reform bill's chances. (Oct 2007)
* 12 million illegals in country now is de facto amnesty. (Sep 2007)
* Amnesty is forgiveness; we offer fines; lines; & long waits. (Sep 2007)
* No official English; Native Americans use own languages. (Jun 2007)
* Immigration reform needed for national security. (Jun 2007)
* Hispanics serve our country, like every wave of immigrants. (Jun 2007)
* America expects us to work on immigration together. (May 2007)
* Bipartisanship shows preparedness for presidency. (May 2007)
* Change rule barring immigrants from running for president. (May 2007)
* Comprehensive reform requires temporary worker program. (May 2007)
]* Comprehensive reform must include border security first. (Apr 2007)
* I've never supported amnesty. (Jan 2006)
* We have to secure the borders first. (Jan 2006)
* Make possible for immigrants to do a job Americans won't do. (Oct 2004)
* Give everyone in the world an opportunity to come to America. (Oct 2004)
* 1988: Honored by La Raza for opposing official English. (Jan 2004)
* More help for legal immigrants when immigrating & once here. (Jul 1998)
Voting Record
* No more ballot initiatives against immigration. (Mar 1999)
* Voted YES on comprehensive immigration reform. (Jun 2007)
* Voted YES on declaring English as the official language of the US government. (Jun 2007)
* Voted YES on building a fence along the Mexican border. (Sep 2006)
* Voted YES on establishing a Guest Worker program. (May 2006)
* Voted YES on allowing illegal aliens to participate in Social Security. (May 2006)
* Voted YES on giving Guest Workers a path to citizenship. (May 2006)
* Voted YES on allowing more foreign workers into the US for farm work. (Jul 1998)
* Voted YES on visas for skilled workers. (May 1998)
* Voted YES on limit welfare for immigrants. (Jun 1997)
* English immersion over bilingual education. (Jul 2001)
* Sponsored comprehensive immigration reform, without amnesty. (May 2005)
* Rated 18% by USBC, indicating an open-border stance. (Dec 2006)

Specifically your not a Mexican, so your shit out of luck. Sorry but unless you want to come here to be an low-paid fruit picker, why then get out of my country son, you and your "foreign" types an't welcome here.

Which is one of those many, MANY seemingly bio-polar policy positions.
You could try moving to Mexico first then running the boarder, it's become popular as an alternative method of immigrating to the US. As noted here and elsewhere the John MCain of 2000 is a far different man of 2008. The old John McCain while not as good as Obama was pretty good on this issue, the "NEW" John McCain now with more anger is horrible on this issue to everyone except... Mexicans.