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arminius wrote:
> <GoldenStatePoppy@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:1127852081.812991.115370@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> 
>>Posted on Tue, Sep. 27, 2005
>>
>>Report: Illegal immigration has increased
>>
>>STEPHEN OHLEMACHER
>>Associated Press
>>
>>WASHINGTON - Illegal immigrants are increasing despite tighter border
>>security and now outnumber foreigners moving to the United States
>>legally.
>>
>>Total immigrants to the U.S. declined after the Sept. 11, 2001,
>>terrorist attacks, partly because of increased security measures, the
>>Pew Hispanic Center reported Tuesday. The 2001 recession also was a
>>likely factor, reducing jobs available in the United States.
>>
>>Now the number coming to the country is on the upswing again.
>>
>>Immigration - both legal and illegal - topped 1.5 million people in
>>1999 and 2000, according to the report. The number of people entering
>>the United States then plummeted to 1.1 million people by 2003, the
>>same level as in 1992.
>>
>>Immigration bounced back to 1.2 million in 2004, but the report
>>cautioned that it is difficult to say whether the recent upswing is
>>part of a new trend.
>>
>>"The extremely high (immigration) flows at the end of the past decade
>>were not the norm, nor part of a long-term trend, but rather the peak
>>of a momentary increase that lasted for only a few years," said the
>>report, by demographer Jeffrey Passel and Roberto Suro, a former
>>journalist who is director of the Pew Hispanic Center.
>>
>>The report documents immigration levels from 1992 to 2004, generating
>>estimates from a variety of Census data.
>>
>>The Pew Hispanic Center is a nonpartisan research organization
>>supported by the Pew Charitable Trusts.
>>
>>Border security gained national attention last month after the
>>governors of two states, Arizona and New Mexico, declared states of
>>emergency on their borders with Mexico. The governors cited security
>>shortcomings by the federal government.
>>
>>Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff said at the time that he
>>had already ordered a review of border security strategy.
>>
>>"The Pew report is yet another indicator that the immigration system is
>>broken," said a statement by John Cornyn, chairman of the Senate's
>>Immigration, Border Security and Citizenship Subcommittee. "Immigration
>>reform must be comprehensive and address both enforcement and improved
>>avenues for legal immigration."
>>
>>The Texas Republican has co-authored a bill that would create a
>>temporary worker visa, as well as a mandatory system for employers to
>>check on the immigration status of prospective employees.
>>
>>The Pew report said immigration levels closely mirror economic
>>conditions in the United States - as the economy improves, immigration
>>increases - suggesting that the lure of jobs is a strong factor in
>>attracting people to this country. The U.S. economy appears to be a
>>stronger factor than economic conditions in the countries sending
>>immigrants here, the report said.
>>
>>"The U.S. economy was obviously a very important factor in determining
>>these flows," said Suro.
>>
>>Among the report's findings:
>>
>>_Since 2001, the number of legal permanent residents entering the
>>United States has declined from 578,000 to 455,000, while the number of
>>illegal immigrants has increased from 549,000 to 562,000. Legal,
>>temporary residents account for the remainder of people entering the
>>country.
>>
>>"We've seen a fairly steady growth in the number of undocumented
>>immigrants living here, and this data shows very sizable numbers coming
>>in," Passel said. "We're clearly not stopping them at the border."
>>
>>Declines in legal immigration "appear to reflect processing backlogs,
>>security delays and other developments that followed the Sept. 11
>>attacks," the report said.
>>
>>_Mexico accounted for about a third of all U.S. immigrants, a
>>percentage that was steady from 1992 to 2004. Other Latin American
>>countries accounted for about 20 percent of all immigrants, Asia
>>accounted for a little more than a quarter, and Europe and Canda
>>combined to account for about 14 percent.
>>
>>_More immigrants are shunning states with large immigrant communities,
>>such as New York and California, and moving to states with smaller
>>foreign-born populations, such as North Carolina and Iowa.
> 
> 
> And the swine in Washington still want you to wave that flag!
> 
> http://www.deportaliens.com/
> 
> Hank
> 
> 
> 

If American employers stop hire them, the illegals, there will be almost 
in extinction. If you people want to reduce once for all, force the 
government to deeper look and consider the Guest Employment Visa program 
scheme.

Set up G.E.V office in problem country such as Mexico, make easy 
accessible. that way you folks could have a tightly control flowing of 
people when needed.

The G.E.V comes in term of 1 month to full year. Renewable if employment 
term prolong by same employer. All applicants eligible if there's no 
criminal background, no permanent deportation order from US soil.

Income from the program:
*Cost US$50.00 or so administration fee and expenses per month basis. 
*Charge connected employers that employ G.E.V program workers a minimal 
amount of administration and user fee as well.
*Late renewal charge fee with the risk of deportation ( failure to renew 
within 30 days ).
*violation on on renewal ( over 30 days ), deportation with confiscate 
of all assets and froze all known bank account, or max fine penalty.



Such program would also help create more job for American. Generate 
income, about minimal of $50 million/month,  for INS department.
Program will also help keep track on the migrant workers and discourage 
illegal employments which in turn help cut off illegal human smuggling 
businesses.

It's not completely their fault, these people's just trying to make a 
living. It's the discriminating system and the over protected INS 
bureaucracy. If politicians able to come up similar I am talking about, 
US would be less likely the attraction of illegal crossing boarder. 
Probably will be 90+% reduce within 5 years once propose G.E.V program 
in effect.

Similar program work in Japan, Spore and M'sia back in 90's. I think it 
will serve US even better.