Trump's Wall...

[The Sage of Main Street]

Not renewing on an annual basis could be a basis, for denial and disparagement, next time that person applies.

But it still relies on the visa holder reporting! That is the problem now!
These millions of people just aren't coming back to re-new their visas.
And with your premise i.e. the expired visa-holder comes back? Why would they knowing they are going to be deported.
The truly only way short of a chip implant is law enforcement tracking down expired visa holders and THAT ain't happening now!

Expiring on an annual basis leaves less room for "non-compliance" or complaisance. And, fines could be assessed as late fees. Simple capitalism, no socialism required.

Sure sounds good. You don't think people with expired visas aren't penalized NOW?
Has nothing to do with capitalism.
Has to do with enforcement. How would YOU enforce it?
You've still not answered that very basic real question.
Why don't you use the internet like I have and find out the situation today?

If you overstay the end date of your authorized stay, as provided by the CBP officer at a port-of-entry, or United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), your visa will automatically void or cancel unless;

• You have filed an application in a timely manner for an extension of stay or a change of status;
• That application is pending and not frivolous;

Visa Expiration Date

Immigrants with long-expired visas tough to track
By the time the suspect in an alleged bomb plot against the U.S. Capitol was arrested in a parking lot, wearing what he thought was an explosive-laden suicide vest, he had been living illegally in the United States for 12 years.

The criminal case against Amine El Khalifi, 29, of Alexandria, Va., has renewed the debate about how the U.S. government — a decade after the terror attacks of 2001 — routinely fails to track millions of foreign visitors who remain in the country longer than they are allowed.

The Obama administration doesn't consider deporting people whose only offense is overstaying a visa a priority. It has focused immigration enforcement efforts on people who have committed serious crimes or are considered a threat to public or national security.

"We have to recognize that we do have this problem," Miller said. "The truth is, in the 40 percentile of all the illegal (immigrants) are in this country on expired visas. They came in right through the front door."
Immigrants with long-expired visas tough to track

Expiring on an annual basis leaves less room for "non-compliance" or complaisance. And, fines could be assessed as late fees. Simple capitalism, no socialism required.

But you are NOT facing reality! The person with an expired visa must come into the immigration office.
Any effort you've described doesn't alter the fact the person has to comply.
Let's put into a context you can understand.
Say there were no cops watching drivers go through a 20mph at 50mph.
The drivers broke the law. Oh wait. They are going down to the traffic court and say.."I broke the speeding law"... please assess me a late fee OK???

How the Dhimmicrats Explain It

Many Muslims feel so guilty about overstaying their visas that they commit suicide.

 

[healthmyths]

But still depends on visa-holder integrity of complying. That's the problem now. The visa holder can re-new but the above article says millions aren't complying.
Current visa and your suggested visa still rely on the holder compliance. They aren't.

Not renewing on an annual basis could be a basis, for denial and disparagement, next time that person applies.

But it still relies on the visa holder reporting! That is the problem now!
These millions of people just aren't coming back to re-new their visas.
And with your premise i.e. the expired visa-holder comes back? Why would they knowing they are going to be deported.
The truly only way short of a chip implant is law enforcement tracking down expired visa holders and THAT ain't happening now!

Expiring on an annual basis leaves less room for "non-compliance" or complaisance. And, fines could be assessed as late fees. Simple capitalism, no socialism required.

Sure sounds good. You don't think people with expired visas aren't penalized NOW?
Has nothing to do with capitalism.
Has to do with enforcement. How would YOU enforce it?
You've still not answered that very basic real question.
Why don't you use the internet like I have and find out the situation today?

If you overstay the end date of your authorized stay, as provided by the CBP officer at a port-of-entry, or United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), your visa will automatically void or cancel unless;

• You have filed an application in a timely manner for an extension of stay or a change of status;
• That application is pending and not frivolous;

Visa Expiration Date

Immigrants with long-expired visas tough to track
By the time the suspect in an alleged bomb plot against the U.S. Capitol was arrested in a parking lot, wearing what he thought was an explosive-laden suicide vest, he had been living illegally in the United States for 12 years.

The criminal case against Amine El Khalifi, 29, of Alexandria, Va., has renewed the debate about how the U.S. government — a decade after the terror attacks of 2001 — routinely fails to track millions of foreign visitors who remain in the country longer than they are allowed.

The Obama administration doesn't consider deporting people whose only offense is overstaying a visa a priority. It has focused immigration enforcement efforts on people who have committed serious crimes or are considered a threat to public or national security.

"We have to recognize that we do have this problem," Miller said. "The truth is, in the 40 percentile of all the illegal (immigrants) are in this country on expired visas. They came in right through the front door."
Immigrants with long-expired visas tough to track

Expiring on an annual basis leaves less room for "non-compliance" or complaisance. And, fines could be assessed as late fees. Simple capitalism, no socialism required.

I looked up the word "complaisance" and can't seem to find the definition. Would you mind sharing especially in context of the word "non-compliance".

 

[danielpalos]

Not renewing on an annual basis could be a basis, for denial and disparagement, next time that person applies.

But it still relies on the visa holder reporting! That is the problem now!
These millions of people just aren't coming back to re-new their visas.
And with your premise i.e. the expired visa-holder comes back? Why would they knowing they are going to be deported.
The truly only way short of a chip implant is law enforcement tracking down expired visa holders and THAT ain't happening now!

Expiring on an annual basis leaves less room for "non-compliance" or complaisance. And, fines could be assessed as late fees. Simple capitalism, no socialism required.

Sure sounds good. You don't think people with expired visas aren't penalized NOW?
Has nothing to do with capitalism.
Has to do with enforcement. How would YOU enforce it?
You've still not answered that very basic real question.
Why don't you use the internet like I have and find out the situation today?

If you overstay the end date of your authorized stay, as provided by the CBP officer at a port-of-entry, or United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), your visa will automatically void or cancel unless;

• You have filed an application in a timely manner for an extension of stay or a change of status;
• That application is pending and not frivolous;

Visa Expiration Date

Immigrants with long-expired visas tough to track
By the time the suspect in an alleged bomb plot against the U.S. Capitol was arrested in a parking lot, wearing what he thought was an explosive-laden suicide vest, he had been living illegally in the United States for 12 years.

The criminal case against Amine El Khalifi, 29, of Alexandria, Va., has renewed the debate about how the U.S. government — a decade after the terror attacks of 2001 — routinely fails to track millions of foreign visitors who remain in the country longer than they are allowed.

The Obama administration doesn't consider deporting people whose only offense is overstaying a visa a priority. It has focused immigration enforcement efforts on people who have committed serious crimes or are considered a threat to public or national security.

"We have to recognize that we do have this problem," Miller said. "The truth is, in the 40 percentile of all the illegal (immigrants) are in this country on expired visas. They came in right through the front door."
Immigrants with long-expired visas tough to track

Expiring on an annual basis leaves less room for "non-compliance" or complaisance. And, fines could be assessed as late fees. Simple capitalism, no socialism required.

I looked up the word "complaisance" and can't seem to find the definition. Would you mind sharing especially in context of the word "non-compliance".

Both are in any dictionary online. I am using their "well regulated" usage.

 

[healthmyths]

But it still relies on the visa holder reporting! That is the problem now!
These millions of people just aren't coming back to re-new their visas.
And with your premise i.e. the expired visa-holder comes back? Why would they knowing they are going to be deported.
The truly only way short of a chip implant is law enforcement tracking down expired visa holders and THAT ain't happening now!

Expiring on an annual basis leaves less room for "non-compliance" or complaisance. And, fines could be assessed as late fees. Simple capitalism, no socialism required.

Sure sounds good. You don't think people with expired visas aren't penalized NOW?
Has nothing to do with capitalism.
Has to do with enforcement. How would YOU enforce it?
You've still not answered that very basic real question.
Why don't you use the internet like I have and find out the situation today?

If you overstay the end date of your authorized stay, as provided by the CBP officer at a port-of-entry, or United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), your visa will automatically void or cancel unless;

• You have filed an application in a timely manner for an extension of stay or a change of status;
• That application is pending and not frivolous;

Visa Expiration Date

Immigrants with long-expired visas tough to track
By the time the suspect in an alleged bomb plot against the U.S. Capitol was arrested in a parking lot, wearing what he thought was an explosive-laden suicide vest, he had been living illegally in the United States for 12 years.

The criminal case against Amine El Khalifi, 29, of Alexandria, Va., has renewed the debate about how the U.S. government — a decade after the terror attacks of 2001 — routinely fails to track millions of foreign visitors who remain in the country longer than they are allowed.

The Obama administration doesn't consider deporting people whose only offense is overstaying a visa a priority. It has focused immigration enforcement efforts on people who have committed serious crimes or are considered a threat to public or national security.

"We have to recognize that we do have this problem," Miller said. "The truth is, in the 40 percentile of all the illegal (immigrants) are in this country on expired visas. They came in right through the front door."
Immigrants with long-expired visas tough to track

Expiring on an annual basis leaves less room for "non-compliance" or complaisance. And, fines could be assessed as late fees. Simple capitalism, no socialism required.

I looked up the word "complaisance" and can't seem to find the definition. Would you mind sharing especially in context of the word "non-compliance".

Both are in any dictionary online. I am using their "well regulated" usage.

Ok thanks.