Immigration

How to fix illegal immigration: For every deportation, admit one vetted guest worker

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Published March 6, 2018 5:01am ET
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How to fix illegal immigration: For every deportation, admit one vetted guest worker
We have an extremely long southern border: 1,954 miles, to be exact. Although walls have been effective for short distances, the prospect of physically preventing illegal immigration across the length of our southern border is another thing altogether. (AP Photo/Gregory Bull) | Gregory Bull

As President Trump likes to say, a nation that can not control its own borders is doomed to failure. The state has an imperative duty to its citizens to control access to its territory through its borders.

But is a border wall the answer?

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