Martha’s Vineyard & Immigration: Dumb, Needful Stunts in Martha’s Vineyard

Governors Abbott of Texas and DeSantis of Florida have taken it upon themselves to deliver asylum-seekers to the liberal enclaves that have for so long extended unassayed invitations to the world’s poor and oppressed, promising succor while building high walls around their mansions at a significant remove from the southern border that has been the scene of horror for decades — a stain that grows by the day.

I’ve been staring at the computer for a while now, trying to decide if I care more about means or ends. The current immigration regime is untenable, but change has been even more unpalatable politically, up until only a few days ago.

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Luther Ray Abel

Luther Ray Abel is an Associate Editor for National Review. A veteran of the U.S. Navy, Luther is a proud native of Sheboygan, Wis.

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Governors Abbott of Texas and DeSantis of Florida have taken it upon themselves to deliver asylum-seekers to the liberal enclaves that have for so long extended unassayed invitations to the world’s poor and oppressed, promising succor while building high walls around their mansions at a significant remove from the southern border that has been the scene of horror for decades — a stain that grows by the day.

I’ve been staring at the computer for a while now, trying to decide if I care more about means or ends. The current immigration regime is untenable, but change has been even more unpalatable politically, up until only a few days ago.