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McCain called the 800-page immigration reform bill proposed by a bipartisan group of senators a 'fair, comprehensive and practical solution' to a difficult problem.
A bipartisan group of eight senators unveiled an 800-page immigration reform bill Thursday, calling it a “fair, comprehensive and practical solution” to a difficult problem.... Read more»
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McCain called the 800-page immigration reform bill proposed by a bipartisan group of senators a 'fair, comprehensive and practical solution' to a difficult problem.
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I am still waiting for someone to explain to me how the current system is “broken”. Let me dumb this down because few seem to understand…if you have a car, and you let it sit in the driveway and never drive it, it is not “broken”, it is “unused”. Just because the current immigration laws have been neglected and outright ignored by those entrusted with enforcing them do not make them broken. I would like to see the AP style book monkeys address this constant idiotic description of the current system. Just because you don’t like something doesn’t make it “broken”.
OK, so what happens if the border jumpers don’t own up and pay these fines/fees/whatever they are? Do we just continue to ignore them? Do we continue to bury our heads in the sand and pretend there isn’t a problem so Grijalva can get more “early voters”? Or do we go through all this again in another 25 years?