What True Immigration Reform Looks Like: Implement a System Based on Merit

Joe Young
Implement a merit-based immigration system:
Our immigration system should choose immigrants based on an objective assessment of who is most likely to benefit the economic and social interests of our nation.
Our policies will not succeed until our political leaders recognize that immigration must be selective and limited to protect the economic, social and security interests of the American people, and that our laws must be humanely, but firmly, enforced.
The current immigration system is dysfunctional because it is not responsive to the socioeconomic conditions of the country.True Immigration Reform puts the economic interests of its citizens first and admits immigrants based on merit—including job skills, education and responding to what the economy needs.Learn More:
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