How should immigration policy balance humanitarian obligations, labor needs, and border enforcement?
>>545142156Wow, an actual post about politics that calls for a nuanced understanding of an important issue. I think the right approach involves:>amnesty and regularization for anyone already living in the country who a). has close family members with citizenship or b). has lived in the country more than a few years without a serious criminal record and a stable job>an efficient asylum system to protect those with credible claims of facing danger in their own countries>temporary work visas to match labor shortages as certified by a country's labor ministry>unlimited visas for family members of citizens but none for other types of legal residents >citizebship can be obtained after 10 years of legal residence without serious criminal history
>>545144666This is a coherent framework , it combines a path to regular status for many people already in the country, protection for refugees, work visas tied to labor needs, family reunification, and a defined route to citizenship.
>>545142156all humanitarian obligations in immigration:if they are White, they are welcome, if not White, but Christian, we may create a forward operating city stronghold in their home nation to support their tranquility, more than paid for by natural recourses.all other immigration is if they are free (not debt-slaves) White persons of good character, they are welcome.
>>545144666Nope, this is garbage and only leads to what already happened. Ofc the jew agrees
