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There are better immigration solutions than ICE

Sun City West reader likes Hillary Clinton’s idea of creating legal ports of entry, hiring more judges, processors

Abobe Stock

OPINION — I disagree with Ron Moe, who recently disagreed with me and others regarding ICE as an immigration solution.

Instead of taxpayers paying to house and literally store immigrants, how about we go with the sustainable idea proposed by Hillary Clinton when she ran for president? She said she’d create legal ports of entry.

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