MONTEREY >, >, Former presidential hopefuls Asa Hutchinson and Rick Perry will be among the researchers discussing the issue of immigration April 1 at the Panetta Lecture Series.
” There is no issue that the U. S. immigration system is badly broken”, said former Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta, who will guide the section at the Monterey Conference Center. ” America is a property of immigrants inspired by the message on the Statue of Liberty,  ,’ Grant me your tired, your inadequate, your clustered masses yearning to swallow free.’ The problems is
whether this state you live up to that assurance, protect our national surveillance and give people a chance at the American Dream”.
The presentation may launch at 7 p. m. at the Conference Center, 1 Portola Plaza. Tickets are$ 100 and can be purchased by calling the Panetta Institute at (831 ) 582- 4200.
Scheduled to meet Hutchinson, the former governor of Arkansas, and Perry, the previous governor of Texas, are Julián Castro and Janet Napolitano. Castro is the former minister of U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and president of San Antonio. Napolitano is the former director of the U. S. Department of Homeland Security and governor of Arizona.
” Report degrees of movement are straining an immigration system that requires comprehensive , organized reform”, Panetta said in a media release. ” Describes are struggling to digest the influx of new visitors and the legal system meant to handle immigration situations is in conflict. Frustrated with the lack of activity in Washington, states are beginning to
taking matters into their own fingers”.
This is the next of four courses this year under the general style of” Problems to Democracy at Home and Abroad”. The two remaining Monday courses include:
*May 13:” The Challenge of War in the Middle East – Will There Be Peace or More War”?
*June 3:” The Challenge of the 2024 Election – A United or Divided America”?
Leon Panetta Lecture Series membership include cards to all the remaining situations and are available. To get a membership or personal solution, call the Panetta Institute at (831 ) 582- 4200 to spend with a credit card.
