Trump's immigration reform makes more sense than some will admit

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GOPUSA
Article date: 
27 May 2016
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National News
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economy
illegal aliens
government
election
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Donald Trump’s audacious immigration plans could force reticent countries to accept criminal deportees, better fund U.S. immigration agencies and put a chill on flagrant border crossings — but the billionaire’s proposals also strain the limits of presidential power.

The presumptive GOP nominee has proposed canceling visas for countries like Haiti, Vietnam and China that don’t accept deportees, boosting certain immigration and visa fees and amending banking regulations to block billions in remittances to Mexico.

Kenneth Palinkas, former president of the National Citizenship and Immigration Services Council, the union that represents naturalization officers, said Trump’s stance would counter a “liberal mindset” in the past two administrations that led to routine waivers of immigration fees, which fund the over-burdened agencies responsible for deciding who’s allowed into the country.

“Mr. Trump has a lot of good ideas — if you want to come to this country, you should pay for whatever benefits you’re seeking,” Palinkas said ...

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Anti-Trump Protesters Show Their True Colors With Mexican Flags, Daily Caller, May 2, 2016.

Anti-Trump protests turn violent outside New Mexico rally, AP Big Story, May 25, 2016.

Video: Anti-Trump thugs shout 'Viva Mexico' while burning American flag, Fox News, May 25, 2016.

 

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