BUSH ATTENDS IMMIGRATION REFORM MEETING
President George W. Bush participated in a immigration reform meeting in the Roosevelt Room of the White House on March 23, 2006. Sitting to the presidents right was Co-Owner of Peck's Nursery Shirley Peckosh and President of the ethics and religious Liberty Commission Dr. Richard Land. (UPI Photo/G. Fabiano/pool)
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