First of all, according to Fair (Federation for American Immigration Reform); we need a comprehensive program to end illegal immigration. The three major components of this program -deterrence, apprehension, and removal-need to be strengthened by Congress and the Executive Branch if effective control is ever to be established. Controlling illegal immigration is going to be hard. And we need to learn how to balance all of it out. To balance all of this, we must enforce improvements that go far beyond the border. Some of these improvements will include: Procedural reform, increased investigation capacity, added resources, and a lot of improvements from the INS detention and deportation procedures and limitatio

We should look into beginning an express expediting service for those who have a clear record. No prior arrests or investigations, nor any prior attempts at trying to cross the border illegally.

However, we also need to ask our teenagers why they are doing this? Everyone needs money. But have we become too greedy? We aren’t teaching our youngsters, morals and ethics like we should be. I think that Mexico should rise its drinking age to twenty one to discourage teens from going over there to drink. This would also, cut down on the amount of alcohol related arrests and accidents. Also, instead of letting the youth who are caught with an immigrant in their possession go, make them stay in a Mexican prison for a short amount of time for first time offenders perhaps, three days or slap them with a hefty fine like $2000 dollars. Maybe this will persuade them to change their ways and stop this insanity. For repeat offenders, there should be a heavier punishment such as: one to two years in a Mexican prison and/or a $5000 dollar fine. And, then they will possibly get the idea that this is no laughing matter and that they will be prosecuted. And, if they don’t catch on after that then I would raise it to a minimum of five years in a Mexican Prison and a $10,000 dollar fine. If this still doesn’t deter them, life in prison. It’s basically the three strikes rule all over again. But, I think it will work.

Thirdly, according to Title 8 Section 1325 of the U.S. code, “any citizen of any country other than the United States who: 1) Enters or attempts to enter the United States at any time or place other than as designated by immigration officers. 2) Eludes examination or inspection by immigration officers. 3)

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