… looks far more promising than I had anticipated. The former Massachusetts governor is calling for increased high-skilled immigration, upgrading and expanding the temporary worker visa system, investing in improving the performance of the immediate family unification component of the system, aiding young unauthorized immigrants who’ve served in the military, and an enforcement agenda centered on exit verification. Enforcement is always going to be the most difficult piece of an immigration overhaul, but this is a strong effort. I’ll discuss Romney’s proposal at greater length soon.
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Reihan Salam is president of the Manhattan Institute and a contributing editor of National Review.
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