Hillary Clinton, former U. S. Secretary of State, made significant comments regarding mass migration during a panel discussion at the Munich Security Conference.
• Clinton referred to the influx of illegal immigrants as "destabilizing" to society, acknowledging that it has "gone too far."
• She emphasized the need for a debate on migration, and highlighted the importance of humane solutions that ensure secure borders and strong family structures.
• Clinton’s remarks contrast with her party's typical stance on immigration, which may have upset some Democrats, especially those opposed to her views.
• Earlier at the conference, Marco Rubio stressed the need for stronger Western unity and condemned mass migration as an "existential threat" to allies.
• The discussion reflects growing concerns among some politicians about immigration's impact on the political landscape, with calls for initiatives like the Safeguarding American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act to protect electoral integrity.
Clinton's acknowledgment of the challenges posed by mass migration marks a notable shift in discourse, as both sides of the political spectrum grapple with its implications for society and governance.
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