Should we capitulate to those who publicly address the immigration dilemma with fancy words and ignore the factors of the law and the cost? Neither Craig Galli ("The Fate of Utah's Immigration Policy," My View, Feb. 15) nor the Utah Compact address these as they preach to us via the media. It is truly astonishing that both clearly endorse continued violation of the very law that keeps us safe and free.
Unless and until we face up to the severe violations of our laws and do everything possible to put a stop to them, we will never solve this problem or the cost problem.
Charles B. Jackson
Ivins
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The House has passed Sandstrom's immigration bill. The Senate needs to do the same, and quickly. We have allowed illegal aliens to trample our laws long enough. Our welcoming nature has been abused. It is time to stop ignoring the problem, and time More..
PS: "one more thing here".
Charles B. Jackson of Ivins says unless and until we face up to the severe violations of our laws and do everything possible to put a stop to them, we will never solve this problem or the cost problem. More..
Clearly, we have a multi-faceted problem and so a multi-faceted solution is required.
1-We must secure the border. If we brought home even HALF of our troops from places like Japan, Germany, South Korea, and England, we could easily More..