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I listen to Dennis Prager quite often and have never heard him say anything like what you report. And from what he has said I never picked up on anything that would indicate what you say is his position on illegal immigration and border security.

Please provide a source for what you report or at least a few quotes you attribute to him. I'd surely like to verify or disprove what you say. One of us is clearly wrong about it.

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“I listen to Dennis Prager quite often and have never heard him say anything like what you report. And from what he has said I never picked up on anything that would indicate what you say is his position on illegal immigration and border security.”

My source is Prager himself. I’ve listened to Dennis since he began with Religion on the Line at KABC in 1982. I once sat in to watch him broadcast at his invitation. I used to get his newsletter in the days before the internet. I’ve heard him state his views on immigration more times than I can count. He supports a large increase in legal immigration. And he’s indifferent to the composition of those immigrants because he subscribes to the goofball notion that America is a Proposition Nation versus an organic culture that gets passed along by families.

I can’t find anything in print on the internet other than this bit; your best bet would be to call his show or email him. He won’t be shy in saying what he thinks.

http://dennisprager.com/richard-cohen-explains-conservatives/

“As for “immigrant phobic,” Cohen got carried away here, too. Virtually every prominent conservative voice wants an increase in immigration – of legal immigration, of people who can contribute to America’s development. It is illegal immigration that conservatives oppose. Is that distinction too subtle for Cohen to appreciate?”