Globe Editorial
A SENSIBLE immigration reform bill failed in Congress this year, at least in part because the immigrants with firsthand experience of our dysfunctional system lack enough political clout to press for improvements. Fortunately, recent developments have spurred many immigrants to apply for citizenship and register to vote. (Full article: 447 words)
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