would describe the possible compromise on an immigration reform bill that a majority of congressional Republcans might just support. It seems to me that once the border is far more secure, there is a workable employment-enforcement program in place, and the current enforcement agencies have demonstrated that they are able to handle the new demands of a guest worker program, those who fear a repeat of the 1986 “amnesty now/enforcement never” experience would be open to higher legal-immigration levels and/or a temporary-worker program. A guest-worker program that gave priority to applicants who speak some English and have resided in their countries of origin for two years could neatly reverse the incentives in our current chaotic system.