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    More Legal Immig. is Not the Solution to Illegal Immigration

    More Legal Immigration is Not the Solution to Illegal Immigration
    by Virgil Goode

    05/02/2010

    In the wake of Arizona’s SB 1070, illegal immigration is at the forefront of national discussion for the first time since the defeat of amnesty in 2007. Arizona’s law, which makes illegal presence a state crime, has rallied supporters of immigration enforcement. The open borders lobby is pretending that the sky is falling and using the law to demand that the federal government grant an amnesty.

    Lost in this debate is any discussion of lowering legal immigration levels. In fact, many opponents of amnesty argue that while we need to stop illegal immigration, we should increase legal immigration.

    Amnesty backers cannot deny that the 1986 amnesty failed to stop illegal immigration, so they now blame the problem on the fact that we did not increase legal immigration enough after the legislation was enacted. They argue we can prevent future illegal immigration by simply increasing legal immigration alongside an amnesty. Illinois Democratic Rep. Luis Gutierrez’s amnesty bill includes a special visa to “prevent unauthorized migrationâ€
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    Great article and yes their has to be a limit on legal immigration...these open borders people just want a limited amount of immigration generally race based and they don't care of the harm done to out country or our citizens.
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