Mr. President. I welcome the start of this week and the prospect of a good and fair debate on the whole issue of our borders and how we are going to deal with immigration reform. There are some exceedingly important public policy issues and questions that have to be decided. But it certainly appears that the Senate itself is prepared to take votes on these measures. I believe that is certainly the way we ought to proceed. I hope as we start the debate we understand there are a lot of misstatements about the different positions which have been outlined in the course of this debate.
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