what do you think of my emigration policy?

Question

this is what I'd do if I was president for emigration.

I would deport 30%. the criminals {discluding the charge of crossing the boarder.} and people that are least likely to integrate into the American culture. then the rest would have to sing a contract that says they have to be able to support themselves and be able to contribute to our society.

I know thats not reasonable but there is no reasonable in any emigration policy.

thats the way the spell check told me to spell it. so sue me.

there all criminals. they broke the law when the crossed the border. sorry I should have mentioned that that would only include illegals. but those people broke the law when they "illegally" crossed the border.

I had to mention if they didn't follow the contract they'd get kicked out.

Answer 1

Don't like it.
Try:

arrest
try in court
charge
take samples (DNA, fingerprints, etc.)
Put in a national database
List: "Never to be given citizenship under ANY circumstance"
Sentence commuted
Shipped out of the county

If they return:

arrest immediately
sentence reinstated
while serving sentence try them for newest crimes
add sentence to previous sentence to be served in full
investigate employers and family for aiding and abetting as well as any illegal aliens.

Who'd return? Sensitive, they get a second chance, they know the consequence, their families and employers know the consequence.

Make the database open to businesses to check, free of charge (tax paid) to insure they don't hire illegal aliens.

Answer 2

The laws already state that second part about supporting yourself. They are just not enforced by the government.

30% of all illegals are not criminals.

Answer 3

I have a better solution, get out of the war in Iraq and let those people alone to fight they love it.
Help the working class of Mexicans in a civil war get rid of their super rich class and take back their government from a very corrupt government and make them another state.
problem solved.

Answer 4

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