The Democratic Presidential Candidates Policies on Immigration and Border Security

While only three of the eight Democratic Presidential Candidates have a position on Immigration and Border Security featured on their Democratic Presidential Candidates web site, the Democratic National Committee does have a statement on its web site. Immigration and Border Security is an important issue to many voters and with bills being introduced in Congress, it will be important for voters to keep up on the bills and how the candidates who are currently Senators and Congressmen vote. We can also look for all the Presidential Candidates to make their positions known as we get deeper into the campaign.

Senator Joseph R. "Joe" Biden Jr. Of Delaware
Senator Biden does not have a position on Immigration and Border Security on his Democratic Presidential Candidates web site.

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York
Senator Clinton does not have a position on Immigration and Border Security on her Democratic Presidential Candidates web site.

Senator Christopher J. "Chris" Dodd of Connecticut
Senator Dodd does not have a position on Immigration and Border Security on his Democratic Presidential Candidates web site.

Former Senator John R. Edwards of North Carolina
Senator Edwards does not have a position on Immigration and Border Security on his Democratic Presidential Candidates web site.

Former Senator Maurice R. "Mike" Gravel of Virginia
On his Democratic Presidential Candidates Web Site, Senator Gravel has a statement on Immigration and Border Security which says in part" "Senator Gravel favors protecting our borders and monitoring the flow of illegal immigrants into our country. He also favors a guest worker program and setting up naturalization procedures that would fairly bring existing illegal immigrants into legal status."

Congressman Dennis J. Kucinich of Ohio
C0ngressman Kucinich does not have a policy on Immigration and Border Security on his Democratic Presidential Candidates web site.