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Editorial: Creating a legal path to 'breathe free'
Fixing illegal immigration issue wisely, humanely will require more than a wall
US-Mexico border
A section of the border fence is shown Feb. 16 along the U.S.-Mexico border in Brownsville, Texas. The United States has beefed up border security spending in recent years with more fencing and Border Patrol agents. - photo by Jason Hoekema
In a TV interview last week, former President George W. Bush was asked what direction the country’s immigration policy should take. “I support an immigration policy that is welcoming and upholds the law,” Bush said. The last Republican to earn a large share of Latino votes summed up in a few words what the country’s priorities should be.