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A Bold Idea to Fix America's Immigration Crisis: No Walls, No Deportation Drama—Just Smart, Fair Solutions. Tired of the endless immigration debate? Politicians scream about walls, deportations, and "refugees vs. criminals," but nothing changes. What if we tackled the root cause instead of symptoms? As a fellow American who's seen this mess firsthand, I've got a practical plan that could end the chaos, boost our economy, and restore fairness—without tearing families apart or wasting billions. Read on, share if it resonates, and let's spark real change. #ImmigrationFix #AmericaFirst Let's start at the beginning: Back in 1986, Ronald Reagan signed the Immigration Reform Act, promising to crack down on illegal immigration. But due to federal incompetence, none of the follow-up measures—like real enforcement—ever happened. Decades later, we're still stuck in the same broken system. Sound familiar? It's time to learn from history.Both parties fuel the fire with their agendas: Democrats label undocumented immigrants as "refugees," Republicans call them "criminals." But like most Americans, I've met plenty—they're neither. They're everyday people chasing economic opportunities. Folks from wealthy countries rarely overstay; it's all about making money. Let's drop the labels and face facts: This is an economic pull, not a refugee crisis or crime wave.Walls and border control? They're band-aids at best. Sure, they address illegal crossings, but ignore the bigger picture. Millions enter legally—via planes, tourist visas, or temporary status—and simply overstay. Every year, over 20 million visitors do this; most go home, but many don't. No wall stops a plane ticket. Border stats? Irrelevant when the real entry point is airports and legal ports.Globally, every country deals with immigration, especially from poorer neighbors. But theirs is in the thousands, not our tens of millions—it's like we have a whole shadow country inside ours. Why? In places like Germany, Spain, Chile, or Argentina, undocumented life is nearly impossible. Society enforces it: No visa? Good luck finding work, renting a home, opening a bank account, getting an ID, or even applying for asylum. Their "informal" economies exist—street vendors in shanties—but it's tiny, not millions-strong. Here in the U.S., it's the opposite: Once you're in, the system rolls out the welcome mat. Undocumented folks easily find jobs, rent apartments, open accounts, get IDs, send kids to public schools, and sometimes even access government aid. And asylum? It's gotten way too easy lately, especially for those from troubled spots like Venezuela or Haiti. File online, wait years—boom, you're staying. In most countries, asylum's a tough, quick-vetting process. So, here's the core fix: Enforce strict internal laws to make undocumented life unsustainable, just like everywhere else. Start with housing—landlords already check everything: employment, criminal records, income, credit. Why not add immigration status? Make it mandatory, via credit agencies or background checks. Penalize landlords who rent to undocumented tenants. In civilized countries, a legal visa is required to rent—why not here?Jobs are the magnet. Undocumented workers have a huge edge: Paid $30/hour? They pocket it all, no taxes or Social Security. A citizen takes home $20 after deductions. Employers love it—cheaper labor. But enforcement is a joke: Check any construction site, factory, farm, or resort. I stayed at a fancy Florida spot recently; pool staff were mostly undocumented Argentinians who flew in legally, planning to save and leave. Big corps dodge rules by subcontracting—think restaurant chains' dishwashers.If we mirror global norms—tight controls on housing, work, IDs, and even internal travel—the problem shrinks fast. Many would self-deport, and future ones would think twice. No more flying in and vanishing.Deportations? They're ineffective, expensive, and traumatic. We've tried mass efforts, detaining thousands, but it barely dents millions—and new ones keep arriving by air. It'd take decades, disrupt families we've grown used to, and cripple industries like farming that rely on them. We can't replace them overnight.Instead, let's identify and integrate the good ones. Sell temporary 3-5 year work permits to current undocumented immigrants—managed by a private company for a $2,000 fee. No taxpayer waste; it generates billions for enforcement. Boom—they become "documented," tracked, and contributing. Now they're on a level playing field: Paying taxes, competing fairly for jobs, no government benefits. They're here to work, not burden us. Many will return home, especially if they can re-enter legally. We already have successful temporary worker programs in industries—expand it. This fixes the incentive: Why hire undocumented when legal ones are just as easy (and now cheaper for honest employers)? Plus, it's a national security win—we finally know who's here.This separates the wheat from the chaff: Honest, hard-working folks stay, renew after 5 years if they've paid taxes, stayed crime-free. Criminals? Deport immediately—no delays. Any jurisdiction should have power to boot convicted foreign criminals.With these steps—convert undocumented to documented, enforce internal controls—future risks plummet. Look worldwide: Prosperous countries don't have our mess because they control basics like work and shelter. Add rational temporary worker systems for jobs Americans won't do, at fair pay and conditions.This isn't politics—it's proven sense. Past failures prove we need root fixes, not games. What do you think? Could this work? Share with friends, tag leaders, let's demand real solutions. RT if you're in! #FixImmigration #SmartBorders #EconomicOpportunity

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Unfortunately this is the same moralistic view of the sexually repressed religious fanatics. Sex is a natural release, like eating nice food, some get it free some have to pay because they can’t get it free. Why care what two consenting adults do. We can’t dictate what others do if there is no harm other than envy that others are enjoying life. Sex is a natural act, all living creatures do it, is part of our existence, and the drive for it is an impulse of survival. All countries have the same % of prostitutes, gay people, lesbians, criminals and smart people, it is a natural distribution. Some places are more open like Thailand others places is hidden and repressed like Chicago or New York, but is the same %. People in Holland don’t smoke more weed than people in Dallas, one place is legal and open the other is hidden and illegal. Thailand is a great country with huge resources and there is no shortage of Thai people, so most Thai men are having sex with most Thai women and are having Thai babies. Never been there but definitely rather go to a place where people can behave freely than the moroccan example that two consenting adults having sex in exchange for money are arrested. No victim only the envy of the sexually repressed.

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Interesting comparison. I wasn't born then but I didnt know that Germany was an occupied country. I also was taught that Germany invaded and occupied other countries and that was the reason for the allies to bomb them. Maybe that man because has white hair and wears a tie understands history better than me.

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@UshaVanceNews No

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@SaveAmericaNew Loser warmonger, everything she touches is failure. War and misery Vs Peace and prosperity.keep the losers away from power

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Bla Bla Bla all BS to justify more war and Misery. China is not our enemy, we transfer our manufacturing VOLUNTARELY, because they were willing to work for $1 or less an hour. PERIOD. Nixon didn’t open it for Democracy, ask Chile if Nixon promoted Democracy, ask any country the USA has been involved. When I was a kid everything was made in America, our washer, car, TV etc. Today we only export War and Misery. Every country in the world has replaced their #1 economic partner to China. Israel, Iran, Chile, Colombia, France, regardless what side they are in any conflict. Their goal is to be rich and properous and they make bussines with everybody without interfering with their politics, just $$$$. Trumps Tariifs are stupid, Are you willng to pay $10,000 for an Iphone a washer or TV? Who is going to work in those factories for $1 an hour? Even Illegal immigrants work for more. If we just stop wasting our wealth in WAR and just maintain the defense we really need to protect Americans we would be far wealthier and powerful than China. How much benefited Joe and Mary from Ohio the 2 trillion we wasted in Iraq-Afghanistan. But we can't afford Medicare or a fast Train like China has all over. Roads and bridges are falling apart but we borrow billions we don’t have to send to foreign wars. They grow because they are doing what we did 70 years ago. Peace and Properrity vs War and Misery. They have not wasted one penny invading any country, not even Taiwan they claim. They Trade Billions with Taiwan instead.

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@SaveAmericaNew Anybody but this foreign agent warmonger, we need an American that will work for South Carolina not foreign wars.

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What two consenting adults do in their privacy it is not a crime. Sex is not a crime, it is a wonderfull natural act that for some reason religious fanatics can't accept other people enjoing it. An important part of life even the economy is sexualy motivated. Let the rest have sex and enjoy life. If you are frigid and sexually repressed, keep it to yourself. Normal people enjoy sex with any consenting partner even if they are married, single, coworker, friend, neighbor, as long they are two consenting adults. Most claims are lawyer scam to take money from the one with money. Is it curious that many had sex with multiple partners, but they demand compensation only from the one with money?

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@RealCandaceO It is an insult to intelligent women, if you were not forced to go some place or force to do something, if you agreed to do something for money, and willingly did it and accepted the money. Your only defense is that you are not capable to make decisions.