Letter to the Editor: Laws can prevent illegal immigration

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By KEN ENGLISH
Green River

Dear Editor,

Labor and social security laws can prevent illegal immigration. Immigration can be controlled if state and federal laws are changed on minimum wage laws for farmers and restaurant workers.

Also the green cards should be improved to where they cannot be duplicated or forged, such as computers law enforcement uses to prevent fake driver's licenses.

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