Legal Immigration Needs Reform

There are several ways to legally enter the United States. These include immigrants from familiar families and families, immigrants being employed, immigrants seeking refugees and asylum.

FAIR believes that well thought out and implemented immigration policies play an important role to help maintain the quality of life in the United States. Without common sense of restricting immigration and population growth, almost all social projects cause failures.

FAIR is trying to reduce the overall immigration rate to a more manageable level and better reflect past policies

By reducing the number of legal immigrants from the current 1 million to 300,000 a year, the United States will be able to manage growth more intelligently, meet the environmental needs, and maintain a high quality of life.

Furthermore, in order to really improve our immigration system, family immigrants must be limited to spouses of green card holders and unmarried minor children.

After that, legal immigration urgently needed reform. It takes a maximum of 5 years to acquire a green card and it takes 2 to 3 years to achieve complete naturalization. This is simply unreasonable. Illegal immigration is a criminal act, but many immigrants (legal and illegal immigrants) are escaping from their serious economic and social living conditions, enjoying our respect for 'pursuit of life, freedom, happiness' I am doing it. Senator Tom Cotton (R-AK) and David Perdue (R-GA) sponsored this bill, while still admitting a few minorities and non-technical immigrants, prioritizing immigration applications based on skills, education and achievements We focus on ranking. . By doing so, this bill will reduce the need for immigrant welfare services provided by US taxpayers, by drawing more skilled migrant workers from all over the world into our labor force, We aim to promote our economy.

In reforming our existing nonpayment immigration control system and dealing with illegal immigration control issues, policy makers are asking for future labor needs, such as increasing the number of visas when the economy needs it We must ensure that we meet. Congress must ensure that it does not repeat the 1986 Immigration Control Reform Act which resolved most undocumented immigration status but failed to provide sufficient legitimate migrant work. Please refer to our article "Establishment of Immigration Control System in the 21st Century" to more fully explain the important aspects that immigration reform should include.

Before discussing the reform of the existing immigration control system, it is necessary to explain the outline of the current system. To do this we need to consider key policy elements related to legal immigration control, refugees, asylum and illegal entry. For the sake of brevity, I will not discuss complex issues of non-immigrant labor policy and border commuting labor policy, but these issues are also part of this system and reform is urgent. Resurgence of influential legal immigration can be traced back to the establishment of the Immigration Act of 1965. It represents the climax of open race discrimination brought about by the abolition of the state immigration control system for decades and this immigration control system has always become the central focus of immigration control law It was. "National origin system" adopted in 1924. After years of vigorous struggle for many years, the civil rights movement has achieved the highest goal, namely the establishment of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.