But because of his illegal status, they would virtually be forced to leave with him or be left behind with relatives if he honoured the order.
If conservative opponents run a third-party candidate, he said, it would virtually guarantee a Democratic victory.
This had a lasting effect into his later years: he would accept virtually any role.
And if the economy were to pick up in the coming months, he would be virtually home free.
As leader of the country's third largest party, he would have virtually no chance of getting a government job without being the junior partner in a coalition.
If he earned $2,000 as a kitchen helper in his father's restaurant each summer, he would owe virtually no income tax.
More than once this week voters have asked some version of the question posed yesterday by Dave Rogers, a 35-year-old lawyer who asked Mr. McCain at the Chamber of Commerce breakfast whether Mr. Bush's money meant that he would be "virtually insurmountable".
Weiss says he would unload virtually every corporate bond, especially so high-yield or, as they're called, junk bonds.
But if number-two-man Kasich had been able to add Bush's and Christie's supporters (11percentand7percentcent, respectively), he would have virtually tied Donald Trump.
Ryan and Pelosi met for dinner last week, according to a Democratic aide, and the speaker lamented he would get virtually none of the Republican "riders," holding up his hand and drawing a circle.
