Even a little bravery on this subject would be welcome. And a suitable, if small, proposal does exist, in the shape of the DREAM Act, which a bipartisan group of humane and sensible senators have been trying to get passed for a decade. It provides for young illegals to earn their citizenship by either service in the armed forces , or by spending at least two years in higher education, both coupled with an extended period of blameless law-abiding. It is a testament to just how nasty the immigration debate has become that a measure that would bring the fearful out of the shadows, encourage tertiary education in a section of the workforce that needs more of it and supply the undermanned army with recruits has gone nowhere. House Democrats still have the votes to push the bill through their chamber before the outgoing Congress retires at the end of the year, and then dare the Republicans to block it in the Senate. If only they have the courage to say gracias.

　　哪怕就移民问题有一个小小的勇敢举动都会受到欢迎。两党中仁爱与开明的参议员们10年来一直致力于这么一个梦想法令，尽管有些小。该法令为年轻的非法移民提供了争取公民身份的机会，只要他们服兵役（已经有人这么做了，但对多数人来说繁操作起来并不容易）或着上两年大学，但都要求在延长期里无违法记录。这项措施能将提心吊胆的非法移民从黑暗中解救出来，能鼓励他们上大学，还能为人员不足的部队补充新兵，然而却迟迟不能落实，这恰恰证明了今天就移民问题的政治辩论是多么的扯淡。众议院民主党在年末离任国会之前仍然有有机会通过该项法案，接着共和党人会在参议院阻止。只要他们还有脸说一声谢谢。

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