Needed Immigration Changes

The roundup of hundreds of South Koreans at the Georgia Hyundai factory underscores the immediate need to face up to the growing immigration crisis.

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President Trump pulled off a miraculous achievement by shutting our once open border shortly after resuming office and relentlessly deporting gangs and other criminals who had illegally entered our country.

Now, however, we're facing a different, more difficult challenge: what to do about the millions who have entered the U.S. illegally, not just those who came in during the Biden administration but also those who have resided here for years, even decades. Most have otherwise been law-abiding and have sunk roots here. There are also those—estimated to number some 2.5 million—who were brought here as minors by their parents and are referred to as “Dreamers.”