Addressing the immigration debate

Our great nation has been accepting immigrants for more than 200 years. When they first started becoming part of the United States it was to help build railroads, factories and businesses that would allow us to grow and prosper.

After W.W. II, Korea and Vietnam we started accepting large numbers of people as refugees to the point that we had ballots printed in over 300 dialects for our last two elections.

We should remember that we are living in a time when the vast majority of the world’s populations are not our friends. Therefore, all of the people we accept should be vetted to see who has b...