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Yet Another Republican Debate Fails to Fully Address Immigration Chaos
FoxNews.com
By Bob Dane
Published September 13, 2011

You can say one thing about those of us who fight for serious border security and stronger immigration enforcement – we’re equal opportunity critics. We have to be. The issue is often mangled, neglected and or abused by both parties. Certainly the Obama administration deserves every last bit of condemnation it receives for dismantling immigration enforcement and pushing for amnesty. But the Republican hopefuls are due for some fair scrutiny right now as well.

By this debate, viewers had a right to expect more beef on the immigration issue than was offered in the previous three – all lacking adequate solutions for our nation’s immigration anarchy. No such luck. Yet again, the issue elicited incomplete and insufficient answers, proving that the candidates – like the incumbent president - haven’t yet got the wake up call that immigration is a hot issue – a jobs issue - for unemployed Americans looking for work, and a critical one for improving our economy at large.

Absent was any discussion that rampant illegal immigration and massive levels of legal immigration are both costly detriments to our economy and job creation in particular.

The word “jobsâ€

They wont say anything its election time.They dont want to lose of hispanic voters because of alot of legal hispanics have illegal family and friends living here.A polotition will sell their soul,mother and country for just one vote.

People, please start writing these candidates after each debate.

See the letter I posted and their addresses in the posts to general discussion.