Let in some paralyzed veterans, many of whom have been injured in combat, to come have a small piece of this island that almost nobody goes to anyway, is a small repayment for their service to our country.
Duncan Hunter argues that allowing paralyzed veterans to visit the island is a way to repay them for their service.
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