Mark Krikorian Quotes on Immigration (10 Quotes)

It's pretty clear that the immigration service does not have the ability to run a vast guest worker program.

Congressmen are increasingly uneasy about being seen as soft on immigration control. I would bet that we end up with an enforcement-only bill and no guest-worker program.

A high-profile immigration raid like this, as unusual as it is four days before Congress comes back to debate amnesty again does smell suspicious. I'm happy to see the enforcement. The question is Is the administration committed to the routine enforcement of immigration law, not just when these egregious cases come along I'm sure they aren't.

These startup groups suggest an increasing sophistication in the immigration debate.

There has never been a public-opinion poll that indicates a majority of Americans want more immigration.

What's next Are they going to buy them bus tickets to Chicago It's clearly a bad thing for Mexico to be encouraging illegal immigration.

Clearly, the disbursement of immigration out of the Southwest to the rest of the country, out of cities into the suburbs is making it more politically important for a lot of people.

Adding 200 agents to focus on immigration is good, but its kind of if your bathtub has 1 inch of water and you fill it to have 2 inches, it's still not adequate.

There's no question that illegal immigration, that unskilled immigration of all kinds, is a losing proposition.

Low-skilled Americans suffer something like an 8 percent reduction in their wages because of low-skilled immigration.