[Pollster1]

Under current policies, immigrants who are detained within 100 miles of the border and who have been in the country less than 14 days can be deported immediately, without being processed through the immigration courts. If an individual caught along the border makes a claim for asylum, he or she will have their claim reviewed by an asylum officer with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. If the claim is approved, the individual goes through the immigration court process. If not approved, that person joins the other immigrants caught along the border who are usually immediately returned to. . .

Policies can be changed by executive order, and this one should be. Anyone caught in the United States illegally who has been in the country less than 50 years should be deported immediately, without being processed through the immigration courts. If an individual makes a claim for asylum, voluntarily rather than after being caught, he or she will have their claim reviewed by an asylum officer with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. If the claim is approved, the individual goes through a more thorough questioning under a lie detector. If and only if that passes with no indication of any deceptive answers would the immigration court process then be initiated.

[SharpRightTurn]

“Policies can be changed by executive order, and this one should be. Anyone caught in the United States illegally who has been in the country less than 50 years should be deported immediately, without being processed through the immigration courts. If an individual makes a claim for asylum, voluntarily rather than after being caught, he or she will have their claim reviewed by an asylum officer with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. If the claim is approved, the individual goes through a more thorough questioning under a lie detector. If and only if that passes with no indication of any deceptive answers would the immigration court process then be initiated. “

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