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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm a democrat and wish there were humane but common sense immigration reforms to include stronger enforcement along the border, no family separation during detention, real consequences for employers of undocumented employees, realistic numbers of temporary work visas that include STEM professions and also blue collar workers in key industries like agriculture, construction, etc. I supported DACA because at some point [b]we need to invest in kids who were raised here and let them contribute as employable, tax-paying would-be citizen.[/b] I've spent many years in and around Latin America and have met so many people who have worked illegally in the U.S. and then gone back to their home countries (voluntarily or by deportation). [b]Most really don't want to live forever in the U.S. They get "stuck" there because of their illegal status and often live relatively lonely lives while losing contact with home. [/b]I think if they had, say, a five-year work visa tied to an industry (not to a specific employer) that allowed them to travel and return, they would be much more likely to maintain ties in their home countries and more likely to leave at the end of the visa.[/quote] Regarding DACA- who better to go back and make changes for the betterment of their countries than someone who has an American education and understanding of how our system works? Regarding not wanting to live in the US - a [b]Marshall Plan type of investment[/b] would be the best way to address this. We need to make their countries liveable so they dont come here. This would only work when coupled with strict border and Visa enforcement and no benefits for being here illegally [/quote] https://www.history.com/topics/world-war-ii/marshall-plan-1 The USA was aiding in replacing infrastructure destroyed because of WW2. Money was grants and we only recouped 5%. IMHO Germany and any Axis countries should have been on a repayment plan. ERP, European Recovery Program, cost $13b or about $100b in todays money. That amount of money is small compared to funds the US taxpayers have sent to other counties and regions since The Marshall Plan. Those larger amounts have not had the same success. Why? https://www.cato.org/publications/commentary/look-behind-marshall-plan-mythology LA Times with a frankly honest article on Central America and illegal immigration. It's economic and remittances: https://www.latimes.com/world/mexico-americas/la-fg-migrants-todossantos-20190711-story.html As for the Mauritania deportee, NO ONE should be allowed to check in for 20 years and not be deported. E verify has to be mandatory and birth right citizenship allowed via the intent of the law not the practice. Considering the Central American remittance economy the USA should have a guest worker program - 1 year only and worker only. Application in those countries and return required. HB1 should be 1 year and NO family. Visa overstays deported. Warren stated a path to citizenship for student visa overstays? Sad. [/quote] Letting them work for a year only is actually a good plan IMO. there should also be a clause that they must go back early if they get pregnant before their one year is up. Otherwise the taxpayer is on the hook for hospital delivery, schooling and welfare. [/quote]
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