THEY should not be fighting at a time like this, but they are.

Malacañang and the Bureau of Immigration should take a rain check before going at each other not only because Holy Week, which traditionally demands solemnity and prayer from the Filipino faithful, is fast approaching, but also because this time of year calls for greater vigilance against petty criminals and other more dangerous lawless elements in ports of entry, especially airports across the archipelago.

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