Recent content by PhilipBrown

I am not realty in favor of President Trump's current DACA deal, but I would make e-Verify and the proposal that I make in the first post in this thread part of that deal. The democrats would either have to accept the deal or make their DACA base very angry.

>> The states are not authorized under the Constitution to >> enforce immigration laws, and Trump does not have the >> Constitutional power to issue EOs that violate the >> Constitution. Even though it is true that the Constitution does not give the states the authority to enforce immigration...

A great option that President Trump is completely neglecting is enforcing immigration law by creating executive orders that allow states to act as immigration deputies of the executive branch. The states would be allowed to create their own immigration enforcement tools to arrest or fine anyone...

Now that the presidential powers has officially been transferred to Donald Trump, I hope he will enact most if not all of these proposals.

Does anyone know of any conservative groups that are doing anything similar to this? I would like to join them! Philip Brown

I came up with this list myself. I was trying to figure out how aggressively could any President of the United States enforce immigration law within the bounds of the current laws and the Constitution. None of these suggestions require an act of Congress.

I believe I came up with a brilliant idea several years ago and I wanted to pass it along to you. While watching the Tea Party rally in Washington, I noticed that tens of thousands of people were willing to go out of their way to oppose the Obamacare legislation. I wondered to myself, "How...

IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES * The federal government through the presidential office will give authority to any state, county, or local government that wants to help enforce immigration law. The states and local governments will act as "agents" of the federal government through the...

Thanks for your comments Pismoe. The problem with just deporting illegal immigrants is that there is no reason for them to not just sneak back into the United States. Making illegal immigration a criminal offense will discourage other people from entering and getting a criminal record. An...

Here are my thoughts on how Pres. Donald Trump can discourage illegal immigration and reduce the cost of building the wall at the same time. He can ask congress to pass two laws: 1) Illegal immigration is a criminal offense that gives up to six months in jail. 2) Every day that an illegal...

The "Center for Immigration Studies" just released an immigration enforcement list of policies that are more comprehensive than the one I presented at the start of this thread. If anyone would like to view it, they can go to: http://www.cis.org/sites/cis.org/files/79-actions_1.pdf

I could not agree with your more Conservative 65. If the American Indians would have required sensible policies that limited how many travelers could move to the Americas and required the travelers to assimilate to their culture, they would not have been conquered by the immigrants from Europe...

With Sen. Rubio dropping out of the presidential race, it appears that the two top republican candidates are both strongly pro-enforcement on the issue of illegal immigration. It may be possible that much of the 20-pont policies that I proposed might be implemented through executive orders...

Every presidential candidate who claims that they want to prevent illegal immigration should adopt these policies as part of their campaign promises. They are executive orders in harmony with the current existing laws: ===================================================...

Donald Trump has been doing very well in the polls. I believe that his numbers are largely due to him being able to convince most people that he is serious about resolving the immigration problem while presenting specific details on how it will be done. Most of the other presidential candidates...