Why not support the new immigration bill?

 It appears that the Senate has the votes to pass their version of the immigration bill,  in spite of the fact that these feckless leaders,  Republican and Democrat alike,  have no intentions of reading the 800 page bill before the Senate vote. 

And therein is my reason for not supporting this bill  . . . . . .  I have no idea what it says,  what additional regulations are added against the business community,  the total bill within this bill for unrelated “pork,”   how many additional agencies will be created,  the cost of this  bill,  where this money will come from,   or,  whether the border will be “closed” before this bill becomes law.   

Anyone think these considerations important?  One thing for certain,  the past four years has revealed a congressional process that is wholly ignorant of the laws it passes.  The failure to read a bill before passage is not a practice that began with the advent of the current empty suit acting (read: “pretending”) as our president.  Our congress has been following this practice for years,  if not  decades.   

As a conservative pundit,  I have come to believe that we are much too focused on the Obama Administration when criticizing the way Congress does its business and its penchant for spending money.  

With this Senate bill,  all I can say is,  "Here we go again."