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Leans toward higher immigration, population growth, foreign labor.

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Career Record
Leans toward higher immigration, population growth, foreign labor.

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Voters in Kansas have grown used to the silence with which many candidates greet questions about difficult issues, such as immigration.

Two weeks ago, Kansas Liberty asked Jerry Moran, Dennis Moore, Todd Tiahrt and the other candidates running for one of the state’s congressional seats for their views on undocumented works and illegal immigrants.

Only Lynne Jenkins and Nancy Boyda, the two candidates in the Second Congressional District race, and James Bordonaro, the Democratic candidate for Jerry Moran’s seat in the First Congressional District, responded to our questions.

Nick Jordan, the GOP candidate in the Third Congressional District sent a general statement instead of answering the questions sent.

Jerry Moran, Dennis Moore, Todd Tiahrt and Donald Betts ignored the questions completely.

But according to a recent national poll, one-out-of-four U.S. voters is angry about the current immigration situation, and three-quarters of all Americans think the government isn’t doing enough to secure the country’s border.

Rasmussen Reports says 62 percent “gaining control of the border is more important than legalizing the status of undocumented workers,” while only 29 percent disagree.

Nationally, Rasmussen reported, “40 percent of likely McCain voters are angry about the current immigration situation. Among those who plan to vote for Obama, just 14 percent share the anger.”

When Kansas Liberty called Moran’s office on Friday to ask about the politician’s opinions on immigration, the call went unanswered. Again.

http://www.kansasliberty.com/l.....1253803555