George W. Bush Says Immigration System is Broken
Made the comment at naturalization ceremony
Former President George W. Bush waded ever so gently into the fierce debate in Washington over immigration reform, urging lawmakers to reach a "positive resolution" on the issue, and warning against disparaging immigrants.
Former President George W. Bush delivers remarks Wednesday at a naturalization ceremony at his presidential library in Dallas, Texas.
Speaking Wednesday morning at a naturalization ceremony for new citizens held at his presidential library, Bush refused to comment specifically on the legislative battle that has enrapt the Capitol and beguiled many of the former president's fellow Republicans.
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