I think you are wrong.
Ten-Step Checklist for Revitalizing America’s Immigration System: How the Administration Can Fulfill Its Responsibilities
http://www.heritage.org/research/reports/2014/11/ten-step-checklist-for-revitalizing-americas-immigration-system-how-the-administration-can-fulfill-its-responsibilities
These 10 policies are:
Overriding and removing existing executive orders, agency memorandums, or other executive policy directives that ignore or contradict existing law;
Allowing immigration agencies to enforce and apply the law without workplace interference, political pressure, or procedural obstacles;
Providing the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agency with a fully operational system of sensor and camera technologies and infrastructure on the southwest border to multiply the efficacy of their efforts;
Using the appropriate judicial and administrative tools efficiently to remove and return unlawful immigrants to their home countries;
Increasing enforcement against businesses that knowingly employ unlawful labor;
Engaging with international partners and remaining committed to citizen security and democratic governance in the Western Hemisphere;
Making U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), more efficient and effective;
Reporting accurate immigration data to Congress and the American people in a truthful, consistent, and complete manner;
Soliciting the assistance and support of the states in enforcing immigration laws and limiting the effectiveness of those governments that attempt to frustrate enforcement with sanctuary policies; and
Verifying the success of these actions through honest and accurate Census survey data of the unlawful immigrant population.
I really appreciate that run down. You do great work.
My question has to do with the enforcement of “immigration laws”, in that second to last paragraph— does the United States have deportation law(s) that deal with the massive invasion numbers of today? (Youngsters, infants, teenagers without parents, etc., etc.)
I really appreciate that run down. You do great work.
My question has to do with the enforcement of “immigration laws”, in that second to last paragraph— does the United States have deportation law(s) that deal with the massive invasion numbers of today? (Youngsters, infants, teenagers without parents, etc., etc.)