Trump never did anything to improve immigration. He only stopped legal immigration. He did nothing to improve the immigration system which needs complete overhaul.
There are such things as US embassies in the countries they come from.
Take a look around. Is the US the same country that it was 40 years ago? Has it improved?
They never had a chance. two parties have to agree to work on it, not just one. Tell McConnell.
Trump was fought on his immigration policies from both fronts. Obama had the advantage.
The issue isn't whether individuals can choose on their own to wear masks. The issue is whether businesses and school districts can require it.
In what way did Trump try to do immigration reform other than stopping all immigration And build a wall? No immigration is not what we need.
ACA.
You seem to have left out some "numbers or facts."
Again, no one is prevented from wearing a mask, I acknowledged that you likely worded it badly and yet you didn't say you did. Weird, but whatever.
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Not directly.
How to Obtain Protection From a U.S. Embassy or Consulate
Although a U.S. embassy or consulate cannot process applications for asylum or refugee status, they may be able to offer other forms of protection.
Not directly.
Which is why immigration reform will continue to get kicKed down the street.
I see the big picture well enough, and I know this tolerance of illegals will not end any time soon, but that doesn't make it right.
They can assist.
Because there are more than a few that question the government's assessment of the problem and any potential cure.
I agree but a large part of the problem is voters are pointing fingers at the other party when both parties are at fault.
Do you think their suspicion is valid? And if so, why would you then apply a vaccine mandate that you accept as possibly ineffective to immigrants?
You are right but not for the reasons you think. The GOP took over the House in Obama's first midterm election. At that time the Senate passed a bipartisan comprehensive immigration reform Bill championed by Rubio and sent it to the House. Paul Ryan refused to bring it to the floor because the Tea Party element would not support it and he would have had to count on Democratic votes to pass it. Ryan was a believer in long standing principle that nothing should pass out of the House that didn't have enough Republican votes to pass, he refused to bring legislation forward which required Democratic support to pass. He claimed the House had their own version to send to the Senate but that never happened. Ryan controlled the House until the midterms under Trump and in all that time, 8 years, he refused to bring any immigration reform bill forward.
