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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The remittance situation creates two economies in central America, those that have dollars and those that dont. Having it so chaotic is just creating a free for all. If you look at the Philippine model, the young women and men fan out around the world to work. They have health and criminal checks. Their visas are issued for specific work and time periods. They return home almost every year and maintain that connection. They leave children at home with grandparents to be clothed and educated with the money they remit, and go home if they become pregnant. It's not "kind", but it also doesn't destabilize either country and betters both countries and the next generation.  Why dont we all admit this is fundamentally about economics, create a viable.guest worker program and go from there? In the meantime, anyone who applies for asylum stays in a camp in Mexico administered by UN.[/quote]

I believe quite a few philipinos overstay their visas but figure out a way to become legal and then bring their families. But I might be wrong. 
When I was in the UK on a student visa I had to register at my place of residence. I don’t know why the US doesn’t do the same. [/quote]

Not in the countries that dont allow that.[/quote]
Huh?[/quote]

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