Dennis Bradley on Immigration

No immigration into this country by anyone for any reason

I am strongly opposed to illegal immigrations and would solve the problem as outlined below:
• The establishment of small countries within the United States, each with its own culture and language, will begin to tear the county apart.
• Solution: There will be no immigration into this country by anyone for any reason. Illegal immigrants will be deported immediately and not be allowed to wander the country or be incarcerated for years while the courts are trying to decide what to do. Source: Email interview on 2010 Senate race with OnTheIssues.org Mar 7, 2010

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