The Principles of Immigration

Because immigration is inextricably connected to the principlesupon which this nation is founded, policymakers must step back fromthe politics of the moment and develop a policy that considers realconcerns related to national security, illegal immigration, welfarepolicy, economic responsibility for immigrants, enforcement ofimmigration laws, and the impact on state and local governments.

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