Letters from readers responding to Dallas Morning News articles, editorials and op-eds.
Readers wish we could focus on peace rather than war; offer suggestions to control immigration; don’t agree with forgiving student loans; offer advice to the Dallas mayor; and wish Will Hurd would run for governor.
The other two are: replace our antiquated asylum statute with one which serves first and foremost the interests of our country; and revise and modernize our immigration system to provide fair and timely access to migrants and address our need for affordable, motivated workers. I experience so many thoughts and emotions on this student loan forgiveness business that I don’t think I can express them all, but I will hit a couple.
Conservative policies do not bring lasting solutions to entrenched problems. History shows that these policies are merely Band-Aids to issues. The problems continue to fester. They don’t fix social and infrastructure problems that remain hidden. Those policies are as helpful as when one sticks his or her head into the sand. They don’t want to see where the real problems lie.
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