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Readers looked at immigration in opposite ways; suggested bosses demotivate workers; called for privatizing the USPS; bemoaned the selloff of park antiques; and asked NTTA for some tollway maintenance.President Joe Biden recently opined that our immigration policy is broken.
American workers have the skills and the willingness to work. We don’t need to be told to work harder.DACA immigrants, while not yet legal, should not be painted with the “illegal” brush. Further, immigrants create jobs and pay taxes, sales taxes on all they consume, and simply by consuming they are contributing to American job growth.
We have already bailed the agency out multiple times, the last one in 2022 when Congress approved $107 billion. Despite multiple federal cash infusions, this agency has posted a $6.5 billion loss in 2023 and is on track to lose more than $8 billion in fiscal 2024.
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