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How about we give them all green cards, help them find housing, and assist them in finding jobs. This is a nation of immigrants. Our population is sustained by immigration. Our economy depends on immigration.
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-population-growth-inches-higher-2022-driven-by-immigration-2022-12-22/
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/09/immigrants-expand-the-us-economy/
I have absolutely no problems with fixing the immigration process. It’s way too difficult to get a green card or visa for the US. Having said that…. There has to be some form of immigration process. Again, the current process is awful. But that isn’t an excuse to not have a process moving forward. Again, the underlying cause of immigration is looking for better opportunities. If we help improve the economies of the source countries then immigration to the US goes down.
I was very young, but I remember the exams my father had to take, as well as going to the court to finally get his citizenship. His work permit and green card were much the same, and I cannot imagine much post-9/11 has changed to be more lenient? I am curious however
I’m sorry, you’re “curious however” what?
If you know more about what the immigration process and I am curious if my knowledge is incorrect, sorry if that was not clear
I think this would be a good thing to do. However, immigration is a net benefit. All we need to get that benefit is streamline a needlessly and intentionally difficult immigration system.