The welfare queen narrative, often dismissed as a racist myth, stemmed from real instances of welfare fraud, sparking a long-term debate about the welfare system's effectiveness.
By the 1990s, there was a bipartisan consensus recognizing that welfare often incentivized bad behavior, leading to calls for reform that gained traction across political lines.
Much like the welfare discourse of the past, immigration policy may one day evolve to reflect a new consensus, driven by informed dialogues rather than myths.
While Donald Trump's storytelling rivals Reagan's, the real concerns highlighted in Springfield are rooted in debatable policy choices that merit serious consideration.
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