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Be among the first to comment on "The Real Immigration Debate: Who to Let In and Why" by Mark Krikorian in the Wall Street Journal.
Krikorian tackles the "jobs Americans won't do" myth, but most
importantly, he says all sides must grapple with these basic questions:
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Krikorian
recommends an immigration policy that prioritizes spouses and minor
children but eliminates the preference categories for adult extended
family. Sen. Tom Cotton's RAISE Act would do just that. Among the chief beneficiaries: American workers.
Krikorian
acknowledges that reasonable people might disagree that protecting
competing American workers should be the priority in immigration policy,
but he argues that all sides must be clear about their position:
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