United States Immigration Policy Review

Historical Background: Subsequent colonial America and subsequent America were caused by repetition of immigration waves. These immigrants come from all over the world, especially the UK, France, Germany and Western Europe. The descendants of the first wave of immigrants will have many doubts and uncertainties about later immigrants from Italy, Poland, Russia. This is not surprising as immigration uncertainty in our country is reflected in our policy. For example, even after our country has been established for 100 years, there are no numerical limitations or central restrictions on immigration control.

Since the beginning of last year when the presidential campaign began to intensify, the problems of immigrants were hot and divided topics. Recently, President Trump has decided to review many US immigration policies. One policy under consideration is the Child Entry Deferral Action (DACA). DACA is planned by President Obama so that immigrants (minors when coming to the United States) can stay in the US to obtain renewable deferred action permission. As of today, about 800,000 people are participating in the DACA program.

Earlier this week, Mr. Trump rescinded the Obama-based policy, DACA, with a two-year expiration date for private immigrants arriving in the United States as minors. DACA is far from the perfect solution for our immigration control system, but it is the first attempt of a humanitarian and understanding immigration policy. What is important is the first person who tried to see immigrants who were not documented - at least young people - as people. American Dream is always for those who are looking for a better future for their children and DACA has expanded this dream to more than a million.

Since the cards withdrew the DACA program, this policy basically lives in the United States, works, studies and serves to the illegal immigrant children without worrying about being forcibly repatriated and their parents Provide opportunities. Where is the human race? The Republican Party has disappeared. Below are the videos of Ronald Reagan and George HW Bush discussing immigration issues in the city hall of the 1980s. Of course Reagan will keep winning, and Bush will win eight years later. They talk about when a fence is established between Mexico and the United States, and what happens to illegal immigrants of all ages.