So the leftwing lawfare courts require 'due process' for every migrant further than 100 miles from the U.S. border. We are talking millions and millions of undocumented migrants meaning a 'due process' requiring generations to complete.
So I propose the solution to this dilemma as follows:
1. Via executive order, homeland security policy, congressional vote, the following shall be the U.S. policy:
--Any employer knowingly hiring an undocumented migrant, i.e. undocumented migrant is anyone without the proper work visa or Green Card, will be committing a felony and subject to prison time of not less than one year and/or fines not less than $100,000. The person must provide real I.D. to work or the federal government will provide a lightning fast means for employers to check a person's social security number as valid and assigned to the person applying.
--If they committed no additional crime other than immigrating illegally into the USA, migrants who voluntarily return to their home countries within a reasonable grace period, even with U.S. transportation provided, can apply through normal immigration processes to immigrate here.
--No public services--food, housing, healthcare, education, cash, legal counsel, transportation, driver's licenses or any other licenses, any items of value--may be knowingly provided any undocumented migrant. Exceptions are the the most basic immediate humanitarian aid of food, water, emergency medical care sufficient before deportation. We can provide basic inexpensive transportation to return them to their home country.
--Any undocumented migrant arrested/detained for any reason, whether judged guilty of a crime or not other than being in the country illegally will be automatically ineligible to immigrate legally and ineligible for any consideration of U.S. citizenship.
--H-1B and H-2A temporary work visas can be expedited for NECESSARY workers to be brought in for specialized occupations and agricultural work.
--Some reasonable provisions can be applied to DACA people who have no family and no recollection of a home country other than the USA.
--Jus soli, chain migration, lottery system for immigration will all cease.
--'Due process' in this case will be to determine without reasonable doubt that the person is in the country illegally or without valid permission and that there is no evidence amnesty is warranted. (We should return to the policy of designating those countries from which amnesty may be granted.)
2. All states will be required to enforced these laws and policies that reflect basic American values and original constitutional intent.
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