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FLASHBACK 2007: Was Logan's undocumented worker raid worth it?
While some anti-immigration groups believe a roundup of all 8 to 12 million undocumented workers currently in the United States (estimates vary widely) is possible, those more based in reality are simply asking for immigration reform. Archie Archuleta, a community leader and critic of current immigration law, says that as long as the government ignores the need for immigration reform, arresting people en masse and separating families, will continue.
While some anti-immigration groups believe a roundup of all 8 to 12 million undocumented workers currently in the United States (estimates vary widely) is possible, those more based in reality are simply asking for immigration reform. Archie Archuleta, a community leader and critic of current immigration law, says that as long as the government ignores the need for immigration reform, arresting people en masse and separating families, will continue.
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