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Solving the Immigration Problem: Dropping Both Entitlements and Xenophobia

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For some reason, the mainstream media has been pushing “immigration” as a problem in search of a solution. Why this “smoke and mirrors” issue is being pushed so hard, in light of MORE sweeping legislation being passed by the 111th Congress like the Dodd-Frank Bill, is a bit disconcerting to me. The solution to immigration seems to be a self-evident one; simply allow any foreigner, without a criminal background, that is actively seeking work to stay here.

Now please note, I am advocating freedom of entry and residency, and not “amnesty” or the granting of U.S. citizenship. Anyone working here, that is producing or otherwise contributing to the overall economy should be able to freely.

If we had no welfare state, there would be few valid arguments against opening our borders, assuming the foreign citizens weren’t allowed to vote and they didn’t have a violent or fraudulent criminal history. However, if foreign citizens are allowed to vote, take food stamps, Social Security, “free” medical care, and “free” education, then there are some very serious conflicts of interest.

Immigration is really a secondary issue. End welfare, Social Security, Medicare, the progressive income tax, the minimum wage, public education and the War on Drugs and you will end the enmity towards immigrants (assuming they aren’t violent criminals). Keep those institutions and you create bad incentives.

We are subsidizing illegal immigration with our policies, and as Ron Paul says, “when you subsidize something, you get more of it.” Now practically speaking, enforcement of laws dictating the deportation of the 8 to 12 million or so illegals is impossible anyway, but let’s looks at some of the commonly raised arguments against immigrants:

1) “Immigrants take advantage of welfare and social services.”

SIMPLE SOLUTION: Make them ineligible for benefits, and then continue to phase out these unsustainable benefits for natives as well.

2) “An influx of immigrants can influences entire elections.”

SIMPLE SOLUTION: Don’t allow immigrants vote until they have been naturalized. Sure, allow non-criminal immigrants in as guest workers who can participate in the economy but do note allow them to vote.

3) “Immigrants take our jobs.”

SIMPLE SOLUTION: Understand whose jobs they really are; the employer’s. The jobs belong to the person doing the hiring. If the employer can find someone willing to do the same or better quality of work for less, can you blame them for hiring them? You wouldn’t want someone tell you to pay a higher price for something you could find cheaper (or even for free), would you?

4) “Immigrants comprise the majority of the population growth in the U.S., and this conflicts with the American dream of ‘affordable housing’ (i.e., creates scarcity).”

SIMPLE SOLUTION: Well, hire inexpensive labor (possible those legal foreign workers) to build more houses. Heck, you will also be able to sell them the very homes that they’ve helped to build, creating additional demand and jobs. By the way, the dream of affordable housing has really only proven to be a nightmare when quasi-government bureaucracies like HUD, Fannie, Freddie, or the Federal Reserve try to solve the problem of “affordable housing”.

5) “Terrorists may pose as immigrants to attack us from within” or “With immigrants come higher crime”

SIMPLE SOLUTION: Look to secure borders as an alternative to expensive, wasteful military bases overseas that only serve to create “blow-back”. In addition to saving incredible sums of money by closing foreign military bases, a truly secure border would make enforcement of immigration laws easier. With regards to immigrants causing an increase in crime, that is a myth. If you want to end the violence and crimes at the borders, end the illegal War on Drugs (remember Prohibition? It required a Constitutional amendment, which was repealed because it simply didn’t work and only created more crime).

I am against Arizona style legislation since any move to require less evidence from law enforcement is a move in the wrong direction in the fight against tyranny. The Arizona law reduces the burden of probable cause to mere reasonable suspicion. This goes against my goal to eliminate all discriminatory policies based upon race or any other arbitrary grouping (i.e., racial profiling) since the only “suspicious” people will look like they are from Mexico, whether they are an American citizen or not. This is not fair the the American citizens that may or may not look like they may be an illegal based upon some whim of a very human, and hence fallible, police officer.

Incumbent Rep. Jason Chaffetz’s Bipartisan Reform Of Immigration through Defining Good Enforcement Resolution (H.R. 1026), or BRIDGE resolution makes mandatory the use of E-Verify by business owners, placing the burden of immigration enforcement not where it belongs, but upon entrepreneurs. This is anti-business and pushing off the responsibility of the Federal government onto erstwhile business owners.

I much preferred H.R. 4321′s idea to legalize undocumented immigrants if they learn English, pay a $500 fine, pass background checks and register with the federal government. However, since there are no provisions to keep immigrants off the dole or mandate that new immigrants complete the same naturalization process as those immigrants before them I wouldn’t vote for it (besides, I am sure there are other problems with the legislation that I didn’t see).

Greencards are granted to only 140,000 skilled workers per year, why? Why not allow all skilled workers in? It would only serve to make out economy stronger and our foreign relations stronger. I’d mention the additional tax revenues that could be received but I seek to repeal the 16th amendment and abolish the IRS.

I would also vote to increase the number of temporary visas granted to highly skilled workers.

I would vote to allow some immigrants to remain in the country while pursuing legal residency.

I would support legislation that would require hospitals to report illegal aliens if said hospital seeks state reimbursement for treating them. In addition, I wouldn’t make it necessary for hospitals to provide care to undocumented aliens IF they can be safely sent back home country without a significant chance of their condition worsening.

On these matters, I tend to agree with Ron Paul and would vote them same way he did. Where I differ on Ron Paul is on the “anchor baby” issue and birthright citizenship. I favor the American tradition of jus soli (law of ground) tradition over jus sanguinis (right of blood) since I am a staunch individualist and I don’t believe that one’s bloodlines, race, or language should be used for OR against anyone and that people are by their nature, born good.

I would not support legislation to end our current “jus solis’ or birthright citizenship in favor of “jus sanguinis” laws applied nearly everywhere else. The United States is almost unique in our “jus solis” heritage and in my mind it is a robust expression of individualism. It is a chance to break free of the chains of bloodlines, race, language. I do see the problems presented by the “anchor baby” (such an ugly term) issue but feel that the answer lies in ending welfare, not pursuing jus sanguinis.

There are obscure arguments to be debated whether or not America adopted the ‘jus solis’ from the English common law tradition or not. I’ve heard many of these arguments and personally find them unsatisfactory or convincing, especially with counter-factuals like Calvin More’s Case, 77 Eng. Rep. 377 (1608) which held that:

“the earliest, most influential theoretical articulation by an English court of what came to be the common-law ‘rule’ that a person’s status was vested at birth, and based upon place of birth”.

Accordingly, in 1866, in the United States v. Rhodes, Supreme Court Justice Swayne said:

“All persons born in the allegiance of the King are natural-born subjects, and all persons born in the allegiance of the United States are natural-born citizens. Birth and allegiance go together. Such is the rule of the common law, and it is the common law of this country, as well as of England. . . . We find no warrant for the opinion that this great principle of the common law has ever been changed in the United States. It has always obtained here with the same vigor, and subject only to the same exceptions, since as before the Revolution.”

Either way, the Supreme Court of the United States follows precedent good luck changing over 110 years of jus solis without an amendment (now, if you’re going to go through all the work to create a constitutional amendment, wouldn’t our time be MUCH better spent trying to repeal the 16th?).

Border security is a GREAT idea but some sort of American version of the Berlin Wall certainly is not. Eliminate all of our wastefully entanglements in military foreign affairs and work for a strong military solution that protects our borders from terrorism, criminal immigrants, all enemies foreign and domestic, etc., without comprising our liberties. If those who are here illegally refuse to file for residency or a work visas, or have a criminal background that includes violence or fraudulent behavior, then yes they should be deported.

If they aren’t criminals and have filed for residency or a visa and aren’t taking welfare, then no deportation. If fact, I’d even favor allowing illegals to stay while their residency or visa applications were being processed (if they passed a criminal background check, they weren’t able to participate in welfare, and they carried private insurance so that hospitals didn’t have to treat them for free). Failing a criminal background check or having their application for residency or visa turned down (for reasonable circumstances) would be grounds for deportation.

Shouldn’t we eliminate all discriminatory policies based upon race or any other arbitrary grouping and let people stand on their own individual merits? Shouldn’t we encourage the free movement of labor and capital across borders, especially in a financial crisis such as we find ourselves in?

Shouldn’t we begin the elimination of the welfare state and entitlements programs, eliminating any bad incentives someone may have to immigrate and siphon off the system, and to put charity back where it belongs; into the hands of churches, fraternal organizations, and mutual aid societies?

Have we forgotten that the Founding Fathers of The United States of America were immigrants? Shouldn’t we always welcome refugees and those seeking political asylum from totalitarian regimes? Have we forgotten that some of the greatest Americans of all time were immigrants (e.g., Albert Einstein and Nicola Tesla come immediately to mind)?

Let’s drop our unfounded fears of those people who only want to enjoy the same freedoms that we do. Let’s support the free movement of labor and capital across borders!

Please help me make a difference in Utah’s 3rd Congressional District, please donate to my campaign today!

Kind regards,
Jake Shannon
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Utah’s 3rd Congressional District

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Green Card Lottery USAFIS United States Immigration Part Two Hundred Sixty Four

Published January 21, 2011

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Records show that an earlier version of the United States immigration Real ID Act of two thousand and five, namely the H.R. 418, would have forbidden any judicial review of Homeland Security law waivers for barrier construction in American. People who have criticised this have stated that this would raise the Secretary of Homeland Security to be above the law. This language was changed in the final version of the Real ID Act, namely H.R. 1268. However the limited restrictions on judicial review still stay controversial. In order for needed barriers to be built, respective supporters of the United States immigration Real ID Act of two thousand and five are of the opinion that the judicial activism needs to be held back. Conversely those who oppose or who are against the United States immigration Real ID Act of two thousand and five believe that the restrictions on judicial review might go beyond the authority that the United States Congress has in order to regulate the courts which would then contravene the principle of separation of powers.

There are a number of Christian religious groups who believe that the United States immigration Real ID Act of two thousand and five could be part of a fulfilled prophecy from the Book of Revelations which is associated to a financial control system. Many of these Christian communities quote scriptures from the King James Bible, an example of which would be those found in Revelation 13:16-18. Many of these Christian societies are of the belief that the national identification system as created and implemented by the United States immigration Real ID Act of two thousand and five could be part of the number of the beast system referred to in Revelation which is needed for buying and selling on a world wide scale. They believe that this could become reality in the form of microchip implants or biometric scans like the ocular based iris scan and could also materialise through the means of fingerprint recognition.

Usafis provides reviewing services for the Diversity Visa Lottery Program. Usafis services hundreds of thousands of applications a year. Usafis services guarantee that a person’s application will qualify for all the standards listed by the U.S. government Immigration policies and rules regarding this program, by providing a professional support and assistance in helping clients to fill out their forms in the best way possible and submitting all the forms at the right time. By just visiting usafis.org, a person can learn exactly what the company does and the differences between using their service as opposed to doing the program alone. The support is given through the USAFIS website at American Green Card Lottery Registration as well as via a 24/7 customer service centre that provides information about the U.S. Green Card Lottery program in 14 different languages.

The aim of the USAFIS organization is to help promote the United States immigration policy by assisting people world wide with their efforts for immigration to the United States. The USAFIS achieves this by inviting non American citizens who are interested in U.S. immigration to participate in the American green card lottery program by applying for a green card online. The issuing of green cards is a legal part of the United States immigration policies and immigration rules for the United States as the ‘Diversity Green Card Lottery Program’ law was passed by the American Congress and has been sanctioned by the American embassy. Many greencards have been issued over the years to non American citizens who achieved the minimum American immigration or USA immigration qualification standards.

People interested in an immigration green card and their immigration to America will need answers to questions like what is a green card, how to get a green card, how to become a US citizen and how long does it take to immigrate legally to achieve American citizenship. These questions and others regarding the USA card lottery are all answered on the USAFIS website at usafis.org. Many other concerns regarding visa USA policies and procedures such as the US visa application, fiance visa, l1 visa and how to administer a green card renewal are also answered on the USAFIS website. Immigration USA regulations allow people who are married to legally obtain a green card marriage and these procedures are also explained on the website. The greencards issued to people in the past have eventually lead them to obtain their permanent resident card so that they can live and work in the USA.

Every year the Diversity Visa Lottery Program ensures that a minimum of 50,000 immigrant visas are offered by the American green card lottery program to non American citizens who want to immigrate to the USA. You can register free of charge at the US immigration website but you can do it only during 2 months a year and you will have 30 minutes to fill out the entire form. They offer you submission services and assistance in filling out the forms in order to maximize your chances of being eligible to participate in the lottery and subsequently winning it, through the USAFIS website at American Green Card Lottery Registration. Any questions can also be answered by phoning 1 866 737 7139 directly. The USA green card which can be applied for through the USA green card lottery is a very sought after greencard. Non American citizens who receive a visa through the Diversity Visa Lottery Program will be legally allowed to immigrate to the United States where they can work and live happily with their families in a free and fair country.

To learn more about the American Green Card Lottery Program offered by USAFIS visit this link Green Card Lottery USAFIS United States Immigration Part Two Hundred Sixty Three

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An interview with Brian D. Lerner who is a los angeles Immigration Lawyer.

How long have you been a LA Immigration Lawyer?

Answer : i have been a LA Immigration counsel for many years. In fact, I was licensed in 1992. While I think of myself as a los angeles Immigration counsel, I regard myself as a certificated consultant in Immigration and Nationality Law for the entire State of California. In addition, i have been admitted to Circuit Courts of Appeal all over the US and can help people anywhere in the U. .

Answer : I can handle the most difficult of immigration cases arising from business visas, work allows, Green Cards, non-immigrant visas, deportation, citizenship, appeals and all the other areas of immigration. However , I help all ranges of folk in need as a LA Immigration lawyer. I help the individual that needs to do a marriage petition, to the person in deportation, to the person who requires a Waiver of Inadmissibility to the individual that desires to get the Green Card from work.

I also help many of us in deportation or removal events. There isn’t any reason to give up. There are lots of techniques of fighting a deportation case in order not to be deported for the remainder of their lives in some cases. We will be able to do criminal relief and return to Criminal Court to vacate and/or cut back the crime so that specific person isn’t an aggravated criminal. We are able to also try and argue that the official language of the conviction doesn’t rise to the level claimed by immigration. All i can say is ‘don’t give up’. We will fight for you.

Question : As a LA Immigration lawyer, did you get your education in California?

Answer : Yes, I got my B.S. Degree in Business Administration, with an emphasis on PC info Systems, from the University of Southern California. I then graduated from the university of the Pacific, McGeorge college of Law with a Juris Doctorate degree. as a Los Angeles Immigration lawyer, my offices have always been in the L. A. Area.

Question : Are you admitted to the U.S. Ultimate Court?

Courts of Appeals for the 11th, 10th, 9th, 8th, 7th, 6th, 5th, 4th, third, second and first Circuits. This implies that although I am a Los Angeles Immigration lawyer, I am able to prepare and file all Circuit Court of Appeals and U.S. Supreme Court cases in most of the U. S.
As for all immigration matters at the Immigration Courts, USCIS, BICE, BCBP, BALCA, dep. of work, and the Board of Immigration Appeals. My firm can prepare all matters in each state in the united states, Puerto Rico and Guam. As a LA Immigration barrister, I have traveled all over the US to help folks with their immigration wishes. question : What do you have got to say to conclude as an Immigration Lawyer in Los Angeles?

Answer : I can handle the toughest of deportation cases as well as any appeal, Petition for Review or Motion to Reopen case. I’m often present in immigration court, representing individuals in deportation, removal, waiver asylum, withholding of removal and adjustment of status hearings. He has appealed and argued cases in the Circuit Court of Appeals all over the united states.

I have prepared business visas for individuals from all around the globe. Our firm has clients from practically each continent on Earth. Additionally to all those items while I have been an Immigration solicitor in LA, I have prepared enterprise chief, nationwide Interest Waiver and striking Alien petitions for highly qualified foreigners.

My clients are from all over the U. S. and many countries around the planet. Immigration Law is federal Law. It is more critical for you to make sure that you have an expert attorney in Immigration Law prepare your case, rather than a barrister who happens to be local. There is too much at risk to just give your case to anyone.
As an Immigration solicitor, I am going to fight for you and your folks. Since I am married to an immigrant himself, I’m committed to helping folk from all around the planet to come to the U. S. to realize their dream.

Query : Thank you Mr. Lerner for taking the time to give us this interview.
Additionally, they can email me their questions at blernercaliforniaimmigration.us. I also can give Phone Consultations and even Rush Consultations if necessary.
i would just suggest that they get in touch with me so I’ll try my best to help them.

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