Don't put immigration reform on the back shelf

If President Obama is reelected, we must push for immigration reform to be at the top of the agenda.   - - Donna Poisl

By MIKE JONES Associate Editor

The good news for those supporting some progress in immigration reform is it deflected the attention of the hardliners away from stifling any immigration reform and turned it to finger-wagging and spinning the court's decision to uphold President Obama's health care law.

The bad news is, it deflected attention away from immigration reform.

When the justices knocked down most of Arizona's draconian immigration law it offered the opportunity for those genuinely concerned about fair, and needed, reform to apply the pressure directly where it belonged - on Congress and the president.
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