
Immigration Comprimises
Bridging liberal and conservative views on immigration with thoughtful compromise that supports immigration while enforcing US law and deporting criminals.
FAQs
What is the liberal position?
A spectrum ranging from eliminating borders and abolishing ICE to defending illegal immigration as "good for the economy" and harmless to American workers, alongside the vilification of those who oppose illegal immigration as racist bigots.
A moderate approach
You can't pick and choose which federal agencies to support. If you don't like a federal policy, win federal elections and change it.
Support ICE agents as fellow Americans doing an extremely difficult job. Back policies that make it easier for them to deport criminals while making deportation of hardworking, non-criminal families a low priority.
Support a compromise: increased funding for the border wall and border protections in exchange for a path to citizenship and reprieve for a vetted group of non-criminal undocumented immigrants.Stop vilifying opponents as racists or bigots for supporting laws that limit illegal immigration. Japan maintains a strict immigration policy while still admitting some foreign workers, and no one calls it bigoted. Likewise, President Obama deported illegal immigrants vigorously, and liberals stayed largely silent.
Recognize that every American benefits from a strong economy, and that we're in a global competition to attract top professional talent.
Create a farm worker and laborer program that vets migrants for jobs Americans tend to avoid, giving them a special ID allowing them to remain in the US while employed, return to their home countries at will, and come back when ready to resume working.
Full support for ICE, increased funding for the border wall and border enforcement, and the deportation of all illegal aliens.
What is the conservative position?
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