Immigration (legal and illegal)

Immigration (legal/illegal/etc)

I welcome political refugees from various countries like José Gaspar Rodríguez de Francia did as head of Paraguay

I moral (moral as in moral victory) support the Neoliberal subreddit’s version open borders

If we can't have the the Neoliberal subreddit’s version open borders (which as of now seems like a mirage) ,I would then prefer a migration-refugee system that is between 'just short of a path to citizenship' (like the one in Build Back Better) a Self Deportation policy and a Guest Worker policy which itself includes a system where legal US citizens can sponsor illegal migrants. This migration refugee system would also fuse with Boris Johnson and the Conservative Party UK's Points Based Immigration System . 

I support funding for more border infrastructure, port tech ,more customs and border control agents

I also support a triangulation Amnesty for tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands (and possilikely millions, especially if and when the overton window shifts a bit left on Amnesty) undocumented migrants in the US in conjunction with laws that encourage Americans to adopt more children and teens from Mexico and Central America. 

The US must work in Central America to address the root causes of migration from Central America, to recognize that we don't need to sacrifice our humanity in the name of security. We also must work with Mexico to make sure that it takes its own border security seriously. Moreover, working with our neighbors to improve security across the region is an imporant component of any policy to promote prosperity and fairness in the hemisphere. A safe and secure region will lead to a safer, more secure United States.  

Like Kamala Harris, I also believe that the US also must engage with countries like Mexico and in Central America to address the causes that cause them to migrate to the US illegally

I hope in the not so distant future that the Refugee Nation country will be created so all refugees around the world (who want to) can come and live there and have a place to call home and be accepted without having to worry about xenophoic bigots and racists harassing them.

I do not support ‘sanctuary cities’ but term distracts us from trying to get to the heart of the issue 

I am very pro migrant but if we ever get to a point where there are almost as many migrants moving into the US each year as there are legal residents living in the US, at that point I would support drastic measures like restricting the border for years .While I love migration, too much of a good thing is bad, even that.

My other views on migration match the Bush Center's migration views. 

Churches should not snitch on illegal immigrants since that would be against God

David stole bread when he was hungry and God didn't condemn him, so for some refugees, asylum seekers and even some illegal immigrants, that similarly holds true.

I think its cool that Joe Biden flys illegal migrants into the US in the the middle of the night covertly. It is like Cold War era covert US government military type of cool

Undocumented migrants shouldn't have more rights than legal citizens.

Undocumented migrants and refugees don't commit more or less crime/violent crime than legal citizens

I believe that migrants to the US should learn English

I am against illegal immigrants getting free health care

I support allowing the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to be notified when illegal immigrants attempt to purchase guns 

Immigrants can move to Japan but they can't become Japanese, immigrants can move to Turkey but they can't become Turkish but immigrants can move to America and be American. Any viewpoint to the right of the above viewpoint is unacceptable

I am against NAFTA

I support Brexit in the same ways that Jeremy Corbyn did/does

I am a Eurosceptic like how Jeremy Corbyn is a Eurosceptic