His overreaction and call for inaction come at time of great hope for supporters of immigration reform.
Bishops from Chicago, New York, Missouri, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and New Mexico were also among those who penned opinion pieces for local papers or open letters calling for compassion over overreaction.
Especially given the current atmosphere in which any accounting discrepancy causes a huge overreaction and a call for someone's scalp.
As he recalled in a newspaper account, "I immediately saw the potential for overreaction by the courts".
The present case was an exceptional situation in which visiting a tourist attraction led to MHF, a disease with a high potential for overreaction.
But the drivers and company owners, even as they call for more oversight, have also cautioned against an overreaction by the authorities that would threaten an industry largely run by striving immigrants and serving a largely working-class immigrant ridership.
Salim Samai, Berlin Bullets instead of words Regarding the article "Obama's call for unity runs into a bitter divide" (Jan . 14: Surely the overreaction to the Arizona shooting misses the point.
For example, although most Arab states assailed Israel today for what they called harsh overreaction to Palestinian protests and violence, senior Arab officials criticized in private conversations Yasir Arafat, his Palestinian Authority and Egypt.
To be sure, some corporate chiefs think the calls for reform are an overreaction that threatens to distract them from their missions.
Critics call that an overreaction, saying animals routinely defecate and urinate in the reservoirs and sometimes die in them.
