Re: “Immigrants can help Texas stay competitive — Employers lack tools to legally hire needed skilled and unskilled labor,” by Woody Hunt and Joan Carlos...
The only way to create durable and effective immigration pathways is through congressional action, not executive orders that are subject to litigation and changing political winds. As we continue to see with the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, executive actions on immigration are unstable and often end up hurting the very people they were intended to help.
I’m anxiously waiting for Chief Justice John Roberts or Congress or someone to rectify this absurdity. But I don’t think I’ll hold my breath.Re: “Would a dress code make for a calmer flight?” by Christopher Elliott, Thursday Comics & Puzzles column. I wore a dress the first time I flew in 1979 and continued that trend even on an international flight in 1984 as I recall. But times have changed drastically. I dress appropriately , but definitely for comfort.I do get the “dress better-feel better-act better” connection, but has anyone thought that maybe the airlines packing us in like sardines might just be the reason for the sharp decline in manners? Duh.
Having started flying when you were required to wear a coat and tie to get on a plane to the utter chaos experienced today, I cannot agree with Christopher Elliott more. There is absolute, undeniable and incontrovertible truth that the way a person dresses will have a direct correlation to their behavior. After all, there has never been a riot in the Vatican.Re: “Texas 49th for women’s health — 2023 scorecard does not reflect effects of abortion restrictions,” Thursday news story.
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