I have always felt that it would be hard to make much progress on comprehensive immigration reform until the Congress and, frankly, our constituents felt that we had done all we could to secure our borders.
Senator Carper discusses the need for border security before immigration reform.
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We are better off when we hear community concerns at the beginning of the process rather than at the end.
To have vacancies that may be not just months, but in some cases years to that have been filled, that justice delayed is justice denied.
We will do it again. Maybe the next time we will actually make it to Columbia.
I think the greatest way that the Commission can have an impact on that is probably through our rate-making authority.
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