Immigration Facts

[Keith Broaders]

Foreign born individuals that have entered tthe United States illegally are guilty of a misdemeanor that carries with it potential penalties such as fines, imprisionment and in some cases deportation.

Any person suspected of having entered the United States illegally iwill be summoned to appear in an Immigration Court to determine their guilt or innocence. All people living in the United States regardless of the immigration status are guaranteed the equal protection of the law guaranteed to them in the 14th Amendment.

The immigrants that are not  authorized to be Legal Permanent Residents that are found guilty in a Court of Law are subject to fines, imprisionment and in some case depenportation.

The vast majority of undocumented immigrants have lived in the United States for more than ten years and have obeyed our laws, paid State and Federal taxes and been prodictive members of society.

If in the opinion of the Court the immigrant poses a serious threat to the public safety and/or National Security tit is the responsibility of ICE  to enforce our immigration laws and deport potentially dangerous illegal immigrants.

Living in the United States without lawful authority is not a crime, it is considered a civil infraction that and is subject to appropriate disciplinary action.

Up to 40% of all of the undocumented immigrants entered the country leegally, but  have chosen to rermain in the country with an expired visa.

They have not committerd a crime, but are guilty of a civil infraction which is subjects them to potential fines and/or imprisonment.

In order to secure our borders the Department of Homeland Security must strictly enforces our immigration laws. and enthusiastically encourage legal immigration.

Immigration Customs and Enforcement  has the authority to and the responsibility to remove non citizens that the courts have determined are a threat to public safety and national security.

Less then 3% of the 11 million foreign born undocumented iimmigrants living in the United States have committed a serious crime while at least 8% of U.S. citisens have been convicted of at least one felony.

[Keith Broaders]

[Keith Broaders]

Two thirds of the undocumrnted  workers are not proficient in the use of the English language and as a result earn significantly less than immigrants that  are proficient in the use of the Enblish language

If immigrants with limited English proficiency are being paid $10 per hour they will earn an annual income of $20,800 per year while those proficient in English will  earn an average of $34,736.

 The average annual  income for houshold of undocumented immigrants is approximately $36,000 and collectively they pay $96 billion dollars in State and Federal taxes.

IIn 2023 illegal aliens collectively paid $96 billion dollars in State and Federal Taxes.

[James Harrison]

In a complete vacuum I can possibly agree with your proposal Keith. However, there are some issues that you have left out. For instance:

What about the foreigners that went thru the legal immigration policy and those that are yet in line?

Why would anyone feel it necessary to go thru the legal immigration policy if your proposition becomes the new immigration  SOP 

Public  Schools have had to spend extra money for ESL English as a second language 

Our hospitals are  busy with illegals who don't go to a doctors office but instead use our emergency rooms as their general practitioners - paying taxes not withstanding..  

That's just a few notes, there are more.. 

[Keith Broaders]

[Keith Broaders]