New Immigration Reform: Mass Amnesty and Fraud
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In recent decades, we've conducted two large-scale social experiments that show what happens to the integrity of the immigration system when politicians overwhelm it. The new immigration reform may lead to mass amnesty and fraud.
Introduction
In recent decades, we've conducted two large-scale social experiments that show what happens to the integrity of the immigration system when politicians overwhelm it. The first experiment was conducted in the 1980s, when the Immigration Reform and Control Act was passed, which provided amnesty to millions of undocumented immigrants. However, this law also led to a significant increase in fraud and abuse in the immigration system.
New Immigration Reform
The new immigration reform bill currently being considered in Congress may lead to an even greater overload of the immigration system. This bill provides for mass amnesty for undocumented immigrants, which could lead to a significant increase in applications for citizenship and visas. However, the bill also contains a number of measures aimed at preventing fraud and abuse in the immigration system.
Conclusion
The new immigration reform may have significant consequences for the immigration system in the US. While it provides for mass amnesty for undocumented immigrants, it also contains a number of measures aimed at preventing fraud and abuse in the immigration system. For more information on the new immigration reform and its consequences for the immigration system in the US, please visit the USCIS website.
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Source: cis.org