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This candidate wants to deport all the illegal aliens .. that candidate wants to make 'em all citizens ASAP .. other candidates want to stall on this dire multifaceted issue indefinitely .. and no candidate seems to be making sense on the matter, restricted in their approach by the arcane limitations of party/positioning ideology.
So it's time to present the one policy on dealing with illegal aliens that creates justice for all, including for American citizens who've suffered injustice at the hands of illegal aliens.
This policy is found in the summaries of numbers 18 thru 22 in this link: https://www.powerfulamericanpoliticalalliance.com/index.php?page=solution.
The policy points are as follows:
1. Enforce current law not stipulated for change below.
2. Restrict annual immigration to be no greater than the number of people emigrating from America the previous year.
3. Enforce border security as necessary to succeed in that enforcement.
4. Revise citizenship-by-birth law ex post facto to bestow American citizenship on the newborn in America only if the mother is a legally documented resident of America at that time.
5. Exact very stiff penalties on employers that hire illegal aliens.
6. Grant all illegal aliens who are not felons legal resident and right to work status if they arrived in America prior to 2010.
7. Those illegal aliens receiving this resident and right to work legal status must register with the federal government and carry a card so declaring.
8. Those receiving this resident and right to work legal status can never be citizens, unless they leave America, apply for immigration, and wait their turn in line (with priority) subject to the new quotas.
9. Limit the wage of those who came here illegally as adults and who are receiving this resident and right to work legal status to 1.75 times whatever the minimum wage is and with respect to customary wage scales for the job, leaving higher paying jobs for American citizens and other legals. Those who arrived here illegally as kids will receive no such restriction, whether they arrived here from other countries or in violation of the new citizenship-by-birth law.
10. No one receiving this resident and right to work legal status may take compensation less than the minimum wage, so as to end the wage-slave behavior that drives wages down across the board and depresses incomes of American citizens.
11. Anyone receiving this resident and right to work legal status who subsequently commits a serious misdemeanor or a felony (including harboring an unreported illegal alien) will be subject to immediate deportation.
12. Anyone who became an illegal alien in America in 2010 or thereafter retains that status and is to be immediately deported.
Items 6-11 constitute the "commutation of sentence" part of the policy for long-term illegal aliens, as the sentence commuted is imprisonment/deportation.
These are the right, human, and appropriately just policies to pursue in regard to illegal aliens.
Sadly, no politician today presents this correct solution to the illegal alien problem.
So whatever is likely to be done by newly elected politicians next year, it's likely to be very unjust for either American citizens or illegal aliens.
So it's time to present the one policy on dealing with illegal aliens that creates justice for all, including for American citizens who've suffered injustice at the hands of illegal aliens.
This policy is found in the summaries of numbers 18 thru 22 in this link: https://www.powerfulamericanpoliticalalliance.com/index.php?page=solution.
The policy points are as follows:
1. Enforce current law not stipulated for change below.
2. Restrict annual immigration to be no greater than the number of people emigrating from America the previous year.
3. Enforce border security as necessary to succeed in that enforcement.
4. Revise citizenship-by-birth law ex post facto to bestow American citizenship on the newborn in America only if the mother is a legally documented resident of America at that time.
5. Exact very stiff penalties on employers that hire illegal aliens.
6. Grant all illegal aliens who are not felons legal resident and right to work status if they arrived in America prior to 2010.
7. Those illegal aliens receiving this resident and right to work legal status must register with the federal government and carry a card so declaring.
8. Those receiving this resident and right to work legal status can never be citizens, unless they leave America, apply for immigration, and wait their turn in line (with priority) subject to the new quotas.
9. Limit the wage of those who came here illegally as adults and who are receiving this resident and right to work legal status to 1.75 times whatever the minimum wage is and with respect to customary wage scales for the job, leaving higher paying jobs for American citizens and other legals. Those who arrived here illegally as kids will receive no such restriction, whether they arrived here from other countries or in violation of the new citizenship-by-birth law.
10. No one receiving this resident and right to work legal status may take compensation less than the minimum wage, so as to end the wage-slave behavior that drives wages down across the board and depresses incomes of American citizens.
11. Anyone receiving this resident and right to work legal status who subsequently commits a serious misdemeanor or a felony (including harboring an unreported illegal alien) will be subject to immediate deportation.
12. Anyone who became an illegal alien in America in 2010 or thereafter retains that status and is to be immediately deported.
Items 6-11 constitute the "commutation of sentence" part of the policy for long-term illegal aliens, as the sentence commuted is imprisonment/deportation.
These are the right, human, and appropriately just policies to pursue in regard to illegal aliens.
Sadly, no politician today presents this correct solution to the illegal alien problem.
So whatever is likely to be done by newly elected politicians next year, it's likely to be very unjust for either American citizens or illegal aliens.