Increased legal immigration proposed

A draft immigration bill from Judiciary Committee Chairman Arlen Specter calls for dramatic increases in legal immigration, far beyond any of the other major proposals now before Congress.
Immigration and border security have become the hottest issues in Washington, with senators and members of Congress filing bill after bill to address them. The Senate is preparing for a major debate early next year on an overhaul, including creating a new flow of foreign workers like that contained in the bill by Mr. Specter, Pennsylvania Republican.
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Increased legal immigration is the beginning of wisdom on this issue. Clearly the current quotas do not reflect either the supply or the demand side of equation. Legal immigration would also give the US control over the process again, assuming ICE has the ability to facilitate it.
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