The Ultimate Winner on the Immigration Issue
By Jennifer Roback Morse
"My Fellow Americans, By the time I am sworn in as President, the current Congress will have passed “comprehensive immigration reform, ” because the elites of America have decided that’s what we need. But the ordinary citizens of the United States want and deserve the rule of law. The advocates of reform insist on rushing a debate on a bill so detailed that it requires one thousand pages. At this time, it is not humanly possible to know what immigration law will look like when I take the oath of office as the head of the Executive Branch of these United States. I want you, the citizens of the United States, to know what I intend to .... "
"My Fellow Americans, By the time I am sworn in as President, the current Congress will have passed “comprehensive immigration reform, ” because the elites of America have decided that’s what we need. But the ordinary citizens of the United States want and deserve the rule of law. The advocates of reform insist on rushing a debate on a bill so detailed that it requires one thousand pages. At this time, it is not humanly possible to know what immigration law will look like when I take the oath of office as the head of the Executive Branch of these United States. I want you, the citizens of the United States, to know what I intend to .... "
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With the exception of my own comment to a previous immigration post, this is the first time I am aware of anyone on either side bringing up the legal immigration process when addressing the illegal immigration issue. Way to go Jennifer!
To whatever extent the legitimate case for immigration can be, (and historically has been), made, it should surely be accomodated within the legal immigration process.
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