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On this Tuesday, perhaps the biggest success of Trump, too, has been shutting down

Biden's open border, an insane policy that will cost Americans trillions of dollars, not to mention all

the violence from foreign criminals. But President Trump needs to take one more step if he wants

to maximize his problem-solving legacy. He should implore Congress to pass a tough but

compassionate new immigration law. It is long overdue because both

parties exploit the undocumented migrant situation. Meantime, any serious effort to protect the

country from harm has been neglected because pinheads from both parties do not have the guts to do the right thing.

Here's what a new law might contain. Increase green cards, working papers, for specific

industries like agriculture and hospitality. All undocumented people already here would have to

register with the Department of Homeland Security

within 90 days. Their situations would then be reviewed by immigration judges online. Humane visas

would be issued to folks who deserve them. If you do not register, immediate deportation.

All asylum applicants would have to wait outside the USA. Finally, a well-defined

pathway for foreigners who want to become American citizens. Part of that would be military or

civilian public service. If President Trump would champion those things, pressure would be enormous for Congress to finally

honor the true legacy of the country.

Fairness and compassion.

Back after this.

Let's face it, the U.S. economy is under stress.

National debt rising, trade war, shaking the markets. And meanwhile, China is dumping the dollar

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