How do we fix the migration crisis, and the immigration system as a whole ?

[jojoju1998]

How do we fix the migration crisis, and the immigration system as a whole ?

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

We need to pass immigration reform, that's why we are aiming for the Filibuster proof Trifecta Rs were for immigration reform before Trump, but Trump recycled Bush W thene of building a wall and OSR believes that but Arabs enter this country too and soon by 2050 Arabs and Latinos are gonna be the Largest group of people in this Country

Most of the homeless aren't blks and Latinos they are Arabs too but Latinos are Arabs too but they are Catholic and Arabs are Muslims that's how you solve it but we have to get the Filibuster proof Trifecta

The Rs went away from immigration reform because prior to 2016 McCain ran the party that's why Bush W got elected basically on McCain they supported Immigratiom reform now they gave the issue to Ds that's why NV, AZ. cO went from GOP strongholds to Safe D


I already know Arabs and Latinos are the fastest growing minorities, they can be in shelters but they look so much alike except the female whom wears scarfs

It won't solve it immediately but in the long term by 2030 when Arabs and Latinos become the majority it will have a best effect


The Homeless crisis is because Arabs and Latinos and blk men 33% are impoverished

[Ferguson97]

Amnesty for all undocumented immigrants not convicted of a violent crime. Provide a path to citizenship for those who have no criminal history at all.

Dramatically increase funding for immigration courts.

Eliminate all per-country caps.

Provide incentives for international students to remain in the US, especially Chinese international students.

[jojoju1998]

Amnesty for all undocumented immigrants not convicted of a violent crime. Provide a path to citizenship for those who have no criminal history at all.

Dramatically increase funding for immigration courts.

Eliminate all per-country caps.

Provide incentives for international students to remain in the US, especially Chinese international students.

I like the 2013 Bill.

[SN2903]

Just like every other issue currently, It's simple both parties ruined the country. They've dominated for 150 years and look where we are. Trump is a symptom of the problem but not the solution. Immigration is broken, the economy is broken, defense budget is broken as well as foreign aid.The real problem is corporations funding both parties to the detriment of our citizens. Unfortunately America is stuck with both parties destroying the country unless people wake up and stop voting D and R. I say this as a former Trump supporter who gets what's really going on.

[All Along The Watchtower]

These are different subjects.

[Rand]

The answer is in your title. Turn the immigration system into a giant hole in the ground just north of the Rio Grande. Then push Greg Abbott into it. Then commence reforming the system.

[Meatball Slayer]

Immigration moratorium for the next few decades, mass deportations, repealing birthright citizenship, building the wall, militarizing that aforementioned wall.

I’ve got lots of ideas.

[Meatball Slayer]

Amnesty for all undocumented immigrants not convicted of a violent crime. Provide a path to citizenship for those who have no criminal history at all.

Dramatically increase funding for immigration courts.

Eliminate all per-country caps.

Provide incentives for international students to remain in the US, especially Chinese international students.

With all due respect…

That’s only going to encourage even more illegal immigration, you clown.

[Meclazine for Israel]

You have to look at the reasons why people smugglers choose USA, Australia, England and France. Apart from the national Tennis Opens, these are the four best countries in the World. OK, England is a bit questionable. Ultimately, this problem will not go away until you "actually" want to fix it, not put a woke romantic band aid on it.

These policies work:

(a) Temporary protection visas.
(b) No path to citizenship.
(c) Offshore processing - Islands, Oil Rig style accommodation, Rwanda.

If you don't like those ideas, then we just supply Mexicans with better jogging shoes:

Mexican Runs For His Life Whilst Americans Enjoy A Barbecue

https://www.facebook.com/reel/847188377061535

Ever since Australia introduced offshore processing, the number of refugee boat arrivals dropped by 99.95%.

England just followed suit. It would be interesting to see what a country like Italy does to prevent boats from Africa for example.

[Pres Mike]

Build more processing centers on the border. Have them be federally managed so Texas doesn’t need to complain about being “overwhelmed”. Build more federal courts, hire more judges.

No six month waits. No busing people to NYC or Chicago. You arrive at the border, apply for asylum. Most people will be rejected and sent back to their home country. Eventually people will get the message that there’s no point crossing Mexico from Central America just to get turned away.

Help Central America handle gangs like MS-13. Do what El Salvador did and lock up anyone with a gang tattoo. Murder rates dropped 75% in a year. That’s incredible and why El Salvador president has a 89% rating 

[Absentee Voting Ghost of Ruin]

How do we fix the migration crisis, and the immigration system as a whole ?

Take the billionaires and centi-millionaires who profit start to finish from the whole enterprise, seize their assets, and leave them to rot in prison. Until and unless we do that, or something very similar in result, we're going to keep running the same shadow-play of the Red Queen's Race until everything collapses.

[President Johnson]

There are no easy answers, but an updated version of the bipartisan 2013 immigration and border security bill would be a step in the right direction.

In the long run, more engagement and pressure on countries these people are fleeing from. Life conditions need to improve there.

[GM Team Member and Deputy PPT WB]

Amnesty for all undocumented immigrants not convicted of a violent crime. Provide a path to citizenship for those who have no criminal history at all.

Dramatically increase funding for immigration courts.

Eliminate all per-country caps.

Provide incentives for international students to remain in the US, especially Chinese international students.

With all due respect…

That’s only going to encourage even more illegal immigration, you clown.

Those who are here illegally currently are mostly victims of a broken system. Packaging amnesty with reforms of the system will mean that
a) no one who would be able to come in with a streamlined reformed system will be deported simply because of bad timing
b) people considering coming illegally will have less reason to, because if the system doesn't have them waiting for years upon years upon years like it does now, they won't take the risk. Think about it. Why do people seriously consider such a horrifically risky journey where they have a good chance of being sent back to square 1 at the end? It's because LEGAL immigration is so sluggish and difficult!

Would you decide to trek across the Sonoran desert for days, weeks on end under constant threat of capture, when there's a safer solution that doesn't take much longer? Of course not! What about a wait time of over a decade? Well then, you might say, "will I even survive until then? will I find myself in the crossfire of a cartel shootout? Can I provide for my family for that long on this wage?" etc., then you might think, "I'm willing to take that risk". That's the decision hundreds, thousands of people face.

Fix the cause of the problem, the broken system, and illegal immigration will fade as an issue.

[Ferguson97]

Amnesty for all undocumented immigrants not convicted of a violent crime. Provide a path to citizenship for those who have no criminal history at all.

Dramatically increase funding for immigration courts.

Eliminate all per-country caps.

Provide incentives for international students to remain in the US, especially Chinese international students.

With all due respect…

That’s only going to encourage even more illegal immigration, you clown.

Making it easier to immigrate legally is going to encourage illegal immigration? Huh?

[Meatball Slayer]

Amnesty for all undocumented immigrants not convicted of a violent crime. Provide a path to citizenship for those who have no criminal history at all.

Dramatically increase funding for immigration courts.

Eliminate all per-country caps.

Provide incentives for international students to remain in the US, especially Chinese international students.

With all due respect…

That’s only going to encourage even more illegal immigration, you clown.

Making it easier to immigrate legally is going to encourage illegal immigration? Huh?

Giving blanket amnesty to criminals who illegally crossed the border is not only a slap in the face to all those who came legally, but it will only encourage even more crooks to cross.

We need to make a strong example out of the illegal aliens here; we need to deport them and make it so impossible for any remaining ones to get by in America, that they self-deport.

If your kid misbehaves and you fail to reprimand them, it will only embolden them. Ronald Reagan’s amnesty is partly to blame for the sheer amount of border crossings we have today.

[Libertas Vel Mors]

Here's an immigration proposal I drafted previously:

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Summary: Current US immigration law incorporates a variety of pathways for potential arrivals to immigrate. This proposal would streamline those pathways by reducing them to the following categories, without affecting tourism visas, general asylum procedures, or education visas. However, it would permanently suspend all current nation or ethnicity based asylum programs, including Temporary Protected Status.

Category A:

Category A shall include nations with cultures and populations particularly conducive to assimilation into the United States on the basis of shared cultural and spiritual heritage. All individuals who have been citizens for more than 10 years, or are dependents of individuals who have, of countries included in Category A, not otherwise prohibited by provisions of US law prohibiting felons, communists, etc, shall be permitted to obtain a 5 year immigration visa to the United States, and, should they remain in good standing with the law and not public charges, to become citizens.

It is depicted in Green on the map here.

Category B:

Category B shall include members of groups not included by Category A, but who are also particularly conducive to assimilation into the United States on the basis of shared cultural and spiritual heritage, as follows: White South Africans, Middle Eastern and North African Christians, Lebanese and Syrian Druze, Iraqi and Syrian Yazidis, Syrian Alawites, Iranian Zoroastrians, Syrian and Iraqi Kurds, Middle Eastern and North African Jews, and Kazakhstanis, Uzbekis, Turkmenis, Kyrgis, and Tajikis of European descent. Members of Category B groups shall also be permitted to obtain a 5 year immigration visa to the United States, and, should they remain in good standing with the law and not public charges, to become citizens.

Category C:

Category C shall include nations not included by Category A, with cultural and spiritual heritages that make a large proportion of their citizens conducive to assimilation into the United States, located in Latin America, depicted in light yellow on the map here. Citizens of Category C countries shall be required to pass a test, with points granted for factors that would make them particularly conducive to assimilation. Citizens of Category C countries who pass this test shall be eligible to receive a 5 year immigration visa to the United States, and, should they remain in good standing with the law and not public charges, to become citizens. However, no citizen of a Category C nation not fluent in English, Spanish, German, or Portuguese shall be eligible to obtain a immigration visa or to become a citizen of the United States, except as allowed by other Categories of this same act.

Category D:
Category D shall include Category C countries wherein rule by Communist and Socialist governments has created a particular desire for citizens of those countries to seek asylum into the United States, citizens of which shall be eligible to receive a 5 year immigration visa to the United States, and, should they remain in good standing with the law and not public charges, to become citizens. However, no citizen of a Category D nation not fluent in English, Spanish, German, or Portuguese, or otherwise prohibited by provisions of US law prohibiting felons, communists, etc, shall be eligible to obtain a immigration visa or to become a citizen of the United States, except as allowed by other Categories of this same act. The countries included in Category D shall be as follows: Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela.

Category E:

Category E shall include nations not included by Category A, with cultural and spiritual heritages that make some proportion of their citizens conducive to assimilation into the United States, located in the Middle East or North Africa, depicted in beige on the map here. Citizens of Category E countries shall be required to pass a test, with points granted for factors that would make them particularly conducive to assimilation. Citizens of Category E countries who pass this test shall be eligible to receive a 5 year immigration visa to the United States, and, should they remain in good standing with the law and not public charges, to become citizens.

Category F:

Category F shall include nations or political entities not included by Category A, with economic and political similarities that make some proportion of their citizens conducive to assimilation into the United States, located in Eastern Asia, as follows: the Republic of Korea, the State of Japan, and Taiwan. Citizens of Category F countries seeking to immigrate to the United States via Category F processes shall be required to take a test, with points granted for factors that would make them particularly conducive to assimilation. For each of the Republic of Korea, the State of Japan, and Taiwan, the top 20,000 annual scorers, as determined on a monthly basis, shall receive a 5 year immigration visa to the United States, and, should they remain in good standing with the law and not public charges, be eligible to become citizens.

Category H:

Category H shall offer, according to test score from highest to lowest, to the top 100,000 annual scorers, as determined on a monthly basis by a test designed to measure general intelligence and ability to assimilate into American culture, a 5 year immigration visa to the United States, and, should they remain in good standing, citizenship, to individuals of any nation.

The writing is a little faux legalistic, but I think the content is good.

[Ferguson97]

Here's an immigration proposal I drafted previously:

The writing is a little faux legalistic, but I think the content is good.

This is one of the most disturbing things I have ever read. What is the matter with you?

[Person Man]

First of all, there shouldn’t be any refugees. The best solution is prevention.

[Person Man]

Here's an immigration proposal I drafted previously:

The writing is a little faux legalistic, but I think the content is good.

This is one of the most disturbing things I have ever read. What is the matter with you?

Everybody poops. About a quarter of the population are Nazis. Get over it.

[Libertas Vel Mors]

Here's an immigration proposal I drafted previously:

The writing is a little faux legalistic, but I think the content is good.

This is one of the most disturbing things I have ever read. What is the matter with you?

Elaborate. What do you find disturbing?

[certified hummus supporter 🇵🇸🤝🇺🇸🤝🇺🇦]

Annex the world, therefore nobody will need to put up with the arduous process of immigrating here

[Libertas Vel Mors]

Here's an immigration proposal I drafted previously:

The writing is a little faux legalistic, but I think the content is good.

This is one of the most disturbing things I have ever read. What is the matter with you?

Elaborate. What do you find disturbing?

I'm still waiting. I don't think we have enough broad-scale discussions about immigration because we're almost always so focused on the minutiae of the border crisis right now. I like the idea of having one.

[OSR stands with Israel]

Here's an immigration proposal I drafted previously:

The writing is a little faux legalistic, but I think the content is good.

This is one of the most disturbing things I have ever read. What is the matter with you?

Elaborate. What do you find disturbing?

I'm still waiting. I don't think we have enough broad-scale discussions about immigration because we're almost always so focused on the minutiae of the border crisis right now. I like the idea of having one.

I wouldn’t use that language but I will ask what do you mean by an “assimilation test” . Like that map just looks like a Christian vs non Christian map so would one of the criteria be related to whether or not someone is a Christian or not .

[Libertas Vel Mors]

Here's an immigration proposal I drafted previously:

The writing is a little faux legalistic, but I think the content is good.

This is one of the most disturbing things I have ever read. What is the matter with you?

Elaborate. What do you find disturbing?

I'm still waiting. I don't think we have enough broad-scale discussions about immigration because we're almost always so focused on the minutiae of the border crisis right now. I like the idea of having one.

I wouldn’t use that language but I will ask what do you mean by an “assimilation test” . Like that map just looks like a Christian vs non Christian map so would one of the criteria be related to whether or not someone is a Christian or not .

Sure. There are three assimilation tests referenced, one for Latin American countries, one for developed East Asian countries, and one for Middle Eastern countries. Each of these tests would test for different things, but none would involve religious testing of the sort you reference (and separately, all Middle Eastern Christians would be available for immigration under Category B here). The MidEast test would essentially try to screen out Islamist and anti-American sentiment, and screen for skills (speaking English, trades, etc) that would make someone particularly beneficial upon entering the US. The LatAm one would do something similar but with a greater emphasis on culture and none at all on Islamism. The East Asian one would be similar to the LatAm one but adjusted for cultural differences between the two regions.