When a foreigner resides among you in your land, do not mistreat them. The foreigner residing among you must be treated as your native-born. Love them as yourself, for you were foreigners in Egypt. (Leviticus 19:33-34) Much of this post could easily apply to all countries and governments around this earth. My primary focus, however,Read more
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Two of my favorite quotes apply to our broken immigration policy. The first appeared in the old comic strip, Pogo, which I miss immensely: “We have met the enemy and he is us.” That is, often times we tend to blame external sources for problems that actually originate from within ourselves. The second quote comesRead more
Two earlier posts on this forum describe my family history as legal immigrants to, and subsequently as citizens of, the United States: https://mikefrosolono.com/immigration-and-assimilation https://mikefrosolono.com/rational-immigration In summary, I am the great grandson and grandson of Italian immigrants. That is, like all U.S. citizens and legal residents, I am part of an immigrant nation. I become moreRead more
As discussed in my previous blog post, I favor a rational immigration policy. My family history shows how legal immigrants can add to the vitality of our society and economy. High tech businesses in particular need immigrants with skills necessary to fuel innovation because our educational system does not produce sufficient numbers of graduates toRead more
I follow our nation’s immigration policies with great interest. Discussions on this subject in our media, notably on talk radio and the Internet, often confuse the issues: Unless we are directly descended from native born, indigenous ancestors (American Indians) without “contamination” from other blood lines, all of us come from immigrants. That is, we areRead more
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