An amusing line in that pro-McCain-Kennedy WSJ op-ed attacks the idea of immigration reform that “harasses more businesses.” That makes it sound as though reformers want to run around snooping at businesses for the sheer perverse pleasure of it. But we are taking about businesses that are aiding and abetting the violation of our laws so they can get cheap labor that has very few rights. If you oppose both more measures to police the border, as the Journal does, and internal enforcement, as the Journal does, you really favor no enforcement at all.
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Rich Lowry is the editor in chief of National Review.
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