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Arizona, Congress, and the Immigration Mess

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In an essay, posted on Public Discourse this morning, I weigh in on the immigration law recently enacted in Arizona, putting that problematic law in the context of a quarter century of failure by the federal government to stem the tide of illegal immigration. Recognizing the dignity of every human being and the duty of the state to protect the common good of its citizens, I then offer a three-pronged solution to our current immigration mess.

Comments are welcome!

Full post as published by Mirror of Justice on May 11, 2010 (boomark / email).

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