It’s Time To End Chain Migration

The White House posted the following on chain migration:

Most green cards in the United States are awarded based on an antiquated system of family ties, not skill or merit. This system of Chain Migration – whereby one immigrant can bring in their entire extended families, who can bring in their families and so on – de-skills the labor force, puts downward pressure on wages, and increases the deficit. Chain Migration also undermines national security, by failing to establish merit-based criteria for evaluating entrants into the United States – instead, familial relations are all that is required to obtain a green card and, in turn, become a voting U.S. Citizen within a short period of time, with access to Federal welfare and government benefits.

The White House added the following infographics on chain migration:

 

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  1. George R. Fuller
    George R. Fuller says:

    In addition and never mentioned is the TPS (Temporary Protected Status) program that brings in victims of tragedies in other countries. The program is anything but temporary…….for instance……..over 200K El Salvadorans were brought in around the beginning of this century and they are still here……..they were near a volcano

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