To read the law is to know they come legally, these migrants.
"Any alien who . . . arrives in the United States . . . irrespective of such alien's status, may apply for asylum."
If it says, "irrespective of such alien's status," what does that mean? It tells us they do not to be approved in advance; They do not need to be carrying paperwork.
The law spells it out. They are coming legally. The question then becomes, Is it we who do not believe in rule of law?
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