US Troops arrive at the Southern Border.......Klaus will not be happy...

PhoneyIommi said:
Undocumented immigrants, using Individual Tax Identification Numbers (ITIN) numbers, paid $59.4 billion in federal and $13.6 billion in state and local taxes in 2022
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Guess they should've come in legally eh? No matter, the flight home is on us!
 
Over eight million undocumented immigrants provide important labor to the US economy in many fields, such as agriculture, construction, and service.

Despite calls to deport all undocumented persons in our nation, such an operation would cause a severe strain on US citizens, as labor shortages would accrue and inflation would rise. Moreover, federal, state, and local budgets would be reduced, as taxes paid by undocumented workers would be lost, including their contributions to the Social Security and Medicare systems.
 
PhoneyIommi said:
Undocumented Immigrant Offending Rate Lower Than U.S.-Born Citizen Rate

The Texas Department of Public Safety estimated the rate at which undocumented immigrants are arrested for committing crimes. The study found that undocumented immigrants are arrested at less than half the rate of native-born U.S. citizens for violent and drug crimes and a quarter the rate of native-born citizens for property crimes.
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We allow 1 million immigrants a year. Illegal migrants are going back home. They broke the law when they entered this country.
 
According to estimates from the Center for Migration Studies of New York (CMS) and other groups, as many as 8.3 million undocumented immigrants work in the US economy, or 5.2 percent of the workforce. They work in construction (1.5 million), restaurants (1 million), agriculture and farms (320,000), landscaping (300,000), and food processing and manufacturing (200,000), among other occupations.
 
PhoneyIommi said:
According to estimates from the Center for Migration Studies of New York (CMS) and other groups, as many as 8.3 million undocumented immigrants work in the US economy, or 5.2 percent of the workforce. They work in construction (1.5 million), restaurants (1 million), agriculture and farms (320,000), landscaping (300,000), and food processing and manufacturing (200,000), among other occupations.
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We can send them all to Canada.
 
PhoneyIommi said:
Over eight million undocumented immigrants provide important labor to the US economy in many fields, such as agriculture, construction, and service.
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"important labor"
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Policy Solutions
Given the need for immigrant workers and their valuable fiscal and economic contributions to the nation, lawmakers and a new administration should enact reforms to the immigration system which maximize the ability of immigrants to work and help the US economy.

Path to citizenship. Although opponents of immigration reform have called providing the undocumented population a “path to citizenship” an “amnesty,” or “giveaway,” such a policy would provide economic and fiscal benefits to the nation by allowing undocumented workers to fully develop their talents and contribute more to the economy. According to economists, legalizing the undocumented population would contribute $1.2 trillion to the US economy over ten years and $184 billion per year in federal, state and local taxes.

An increase in legal avenues in the US immigration system. In the current US immigration system, the number of legal avenues for workers is limited and does not meet the demands of today’s labor market, especially in the need for low-skilled workers. The creation of legal avenues would 1) establish more certainty in the labor market, as employers could plan and invest in their businesses with more confidence; 2) ensure that the maximum amount of taxes are collected from immigrants; and 3) reduce the flow of undocumented persons seeking to work in the United States, which is in the best interests of the migrant and the nation.

Oppose mass deportation plans. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has called for the mass deportation of the undocumented population, a plan which could have devastating moral, fiscal, and economic consequences for the nation. According to estimates, the plan could cost over $500 billion to implement and would sacrifice billions in tax revenue per year. It also would lead to labor shortages and reduce the GDP by $5.1 trillion over the next ten years.

The evidence shows that the US economy and the US citizenry benefits from the labor of immigrants, including undocumented immigrants. It argues for a reform of the US immigration system which emphasizes legal immigration and legal status for immigrants, so they can fully contribute their skills for the benefit of all.
 
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PhoneyIommi said:
According to estimates from the Center for Migration Studies of New York (CMS) and other groups, as many as 8.3 million undocumented immigrants work in the US economy, or 5.2 percent of the workforce. They work in construction (1.5 million), restaurants (1 million), agriculture and farms (320,000), landscaping (300,000), and food processing and manufacturing (200,000), among other occupations.
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Look, we get that you're Phoney, but either start putting quotes on your posts or stop plagiarizing.
 
PhoneyIommi said:
Policy Solutions
Given the need for immigrant workers and their valuable fiscal and economic contributions to the nation, lawmakers and a new administration should enact reforms to the immigration system which maximize the ability of immigrants to work and help the US economy.

Path to citizenship. Although opponents of immigration reform have called providing the undocumented population a “path to citizenship” an “amnesty,” or “giveaway,” such a policy would provide economic and fiscal benefits to the nation by allowing undocumented workers to fully develop their talents and contribute more to the economy. According to economists, legalizing the undocumented population would contribute $1.2 trillion to the US economy over ten years and $184 billion per year in federal, state and local taxes.

An increase in legal avenues in the US immigration system. In the current US immigration system, the number of legal avenues for workers is limited and does not meet the demands of today’s labor market, especially in the need for low-skilled workers. The creation of legal avenues would 1) establish more certainty in the labor market, as employers could plan and invest in their businesses with more confidence; 2) ensure that the maximum amount of taxes are collected from immigrants; and 3) reduce the flow of undocumented persons seeking to work in the United States, which is in the best interests of the migrant and the nation.

Oppose mass deportation plans. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has called for the mass deportation of the undocumented population, a plan which could have devastating moral, fiscal, and economic consequences for the nation. According to estimates, the plan could cost over $500 billion to implement and would sacrifice billions in tax revenue per year. It also would lead to labor shortages and reduce the GDP by $5.1 trillion over the next ten years.

The evidence shows that the US economy and the US citizenry benefits from the labor of immigrants, including undocumented immigrants. It argues for a reform of the US immigration system which emphasizes legal immigration and legal status for immigrants, so they can fully contribute their skills for the benefit of all.
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Then why doesn't Canada offer to take them?
 
Illegal immigration is like the transgender thing. It's like a 70-80% issue. Meaning that's the percentage of the American people who are fucking sick of the Biden/democrat policies regarding it. Immigration was probably the issue that got Trump elected.

Deal with it.
 
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