Jim's made clear: He thinks demonizing immigrants here illegally is wrong. Many, he said, are smarter, kinder, more affable people than native-born Americans he's known for ages. But, he says in this week's show: You give an inch ...

Jim's concerned driver's licenses could normalize illegal immigration a step further. And then what? Voting's no trivial right to award — even immigrants here legally can't do that — but Jim worries about what happens when people who are breaking the law by being here get treated more and more as just another part of American society.

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Jim's made clear: He thinks&nbsp;<a href="https://nj1015.com/why-i-wont-demonize-immigrants-here-illegally-opinion/">demonizing immigrants here illegally is wrong</a>. Many, he said, are smarter, kinder, more affable people than native-born Americans he's known for ages. But, he says in this week's show: You give an inch ...
Jim's concerned driver's licenses could normalize illegal immigration a step further. And then what? Voting's no trivial right to award &mdash; even immigrants here legally can't do that &mdash; but Jim worries about what happens when people who are breaking the law by being here get treated more and more as just another part of American society.
See Jim's <a href="https://www.facebook.com/nj1015/videos/2805794322765656/">full episode on Facebook</a>.
Get the Jim Gearhart Show podcast on the <a href="http://nj1015.com/app">New Jersey 101.5 app</a>. ... iTunes <a href="https://goo.gl/hF855A">https://goo.gl/hF855A</a> ... and Google Play: <a href="https://goo.gl/7GnJzZ">https://goo.gl/7GnJzZ</a>

Jim Gearhart, New Jersey's No. 1 morning radio talk show host for more than 25 years, returns — turning his his acerbic wit and blunt insight to the state of affairs in New Jersey.

New Jersey radio legend Jim Gearhart is back!

The Jim Gearhart Show

Jim Gearhart, New Jersey's No. 1 morning radio talk show host for more than 25 years, returns — turning his his acerbic wit and blunt insight to the state of affairs in New Jersey

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