Powerline has this post today about a Macleans story titled: "Migrants rush to Arizona border anticipating passage of guest-worker plan."
In anticipation of a guest worker program, people are hurrying to get across the border so they can possibly be included in whatever program Congress finally works out. The Macleans article also states:
Many of the migrants also are being driven by a desire to get into the United States before the likelihood that legislators further fortify the border.
Indeed.
Let me pose a question here. Why are they rushing to Arizona and not, say... San Diego? Could it be because San Diego has a fence?
Note to lawmakers: Maybe fences really work.
Build the fence.
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