From Indiana’s Journal and Courier:

Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney proposed Thursday to offer foreign students attending U.S. colleges and universities the chance to remain legally in the country upon graduation.

The former Massachusetts governor, who spoke at an invitation-only luncheon in southwest Iowa, has criticized Democrats as well as Republican rivals for their views on immigration reform.

“Our immigration laws are upside down,” Romney said. “It makes no sense at all that we have concrete borders with people who have skills and education, but we’re wide open to people who have neither.”

Posted on March 22nd, 2007 by David
Filed under: Uncategorized

From Indiana’s Journal and Courier:

Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney proposed Thursday to offer foreign students attending U.S. colleges and universities the chance to remain legally in the country upon graduation.

The former Massachusetts governor, who spoke at an invitation-only luncheon in southwest Iowa, has criticized Democrats as well as Republican rivals for their views on immigration reform.

“Our immigration laws are upside down,” Romney said. “It makes no sense at all that we have concrete borders with people who have skills and education, but we’re wide open to people who have neither.”

Posted on March 22nd, 2007 by David
Filed under: Ron Paul 2008