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THE NEXT ADMINISTRATION’S IMMIGRATION CRISIS
National security must be much more than a sound bite.
February 8, 2016
Michael Cutler
Immigration has finally emerged for the elections and the debates - particularly among the Republican candidates for the presidency. Donald Trump opened the floodgates about this issue when he talked about building a wall on the U.S./Mexican government and deporting the criminals entering the United States from other countries. During several debates Senators Cruz and Rubio have come to verbal blows over immigration accusing each other of being weak on immigration.
But immigration must be more that a slogan for a campaign and real solutions must be devised and then implemented. National security must be much more than a “sound bite”.
However, it is my view that most journalists and most supposedly “scientific” polls continue to suppress any meaningful discussion about immigration and its true significance. Pollsters and journalists claim the fear of terrorism is usually placed at the top of the list of concerns for Americans, followed by the economy. Immigration is often characterized as being considerably further down the list of issues Americans want addressed.
Immigration is a critical element in our war against terrorism.
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Deterrence through effective enforcement is the solution - theonlysolution.
The Next Administration’s Immigration Crisis
THE NEXT ADMINISTRATION’S IMMIGRATION CRISIS
National security must be much more than a sound bite.
February 8, 2016
Michael Cutler
Immigration has finally emerged for the elections and the debates - particularly among the Republican candidates for the presidency. Donald Trump opened the floodgates about this issue when he talked about building a wall on the U.S./Mexican government and deporting the criminals entering the United States from other countries. During several debates Senators Cruz and Rubio have come to verbal blows over immigration accusing each other of being weak on immigration.
But immigration must be more that a slogan for a campaign and real solutions must be devised and then implemented. National security must be much more than a “sound bite”.
However, it is my view that most journalists and most supposedly “scientific” polls continue to suppress any meaningful discussion about immigration and its true significance. Pollsters and journalists claim the fear of terrorism is usually placed at the top of the list of concerns for Americans, followed by the economy. Immigration is often characterized as being considerably further down the list of issues Americans want addressed.
Immigration is a critical element in our war against terrorism.
...
Deterrence through effective enforcement is the solution - theonlysolution.
The Next Administration’s Immigration Crisis
