The president and Congress should strike an immigration deal while they still can, Mark W. Everson writes in a guest commentary.
As a candidate, Donald Trump promised to secure the border and remove criminal aliens from U.S. soil. Back in the Oval Office, he has delivered and then some. President Trump should claim his win and strike a broader immigration deal in Congress while it is still possible.
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