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October 15, 2012
First Big Bird, Now Grover "[Amnesty is] the most important thing to focus on if you're concerned about the future of the country both as an economic power and as a serious leader of the world, or simply as a successful society,' [Grover] Norquist said in a recent speech. 'It's not only good policy to have more immigrants in the United States -- dramatically more immigrants than we do today, to having a path forward for those people who are here. It's not only a good idea, but it's good politics.'" "I think we need comprehensive reform that deals with the people who've been here for some time," Norquist said, going on to cite a quote whose origin he couldn't quite remember. "I don't care how tall the fence is as long as the doors are big enough." We are in the process of archiving old comments so that they may be displayed after October 1st. New comments are being directed to the daily Stein Report post on Immigrationreform.com. Thank you to all commenters on the site - there are over 30,000 comments from the last several years that are in the process of conversion so they can be displayed on the correct pages on SteinReport.com. To leave a comment, follow this link to today's Stein Report headlines post on ImmigrationReform.com |
