Trump is against LEGAL immigration too: COME TAKE THE NEW MERIT-BASED IMMIGRATION TEST

[Berniewood Hogan]

"He's only going after illegals, they're breaking the law and bringing in DRUGS. Can you believe it? DRUGS!"

"He's getting rid of the illegal Mexicans who take desireable lettuce picking jobs from black Americans."

"Look at the bright side. More people NOT in America means more targets for our drones. Stop being afraid of geopolitical power."



Trump crafting plan to slash legal immigration

Trump plans to get behind a bill being introduced later this summer by GOP Sens. Tom Cotton of Arkansas and David Perdue of Georgia that, if signed into law, would, by 2027, slash in half the number of legal immigrants entering the country each year, according to four people familiar with the conversations. Currently, about 1 million legal immigrants enter the country annually; that number would fall to 500,000 over the next decade.

The senators have been working closely with Stephen Miller, a senior White House official known for his hawkish stance on immigration. The issue is also a central priority for Steve Bannon, the president's chief strategist, who has several promises to limit immigration scribbled on the walls of his office.

"Sen. Cotton knows that being more deliberate about who we let into our country will raise working-class wages, which is why an overwhelming majority of Americans support it. He and Sen. Perdue are working with President Trump to fix our immigration system so that instead of undercutting American workers, it will support them and their livelihoods," said Caroline Rabbitt, a Cotton spokeswoman.

if you believe republican senators want to raise working class wages in any way

President Donald Trump announced his support last week for a new "merit-based" immigration bill that would screen visa applicants using a point system.

The Republican-backed proposal, which would significantly reduce the number of people allowed to legally immigrate to America, would weigh each person's age, education, English ability, job offer salary, investments and even whether the person has an Olympic medal. The Reforming American Immigration for Strong Employment Act, or RAISE Act, favors people between the ages of 26 and 30 with a doctorate, high English proficiency and a job offer with a high salary. Applicants would need at least 30 points to be eligible to apply for a visa under the proposal, and the fastest way to get there is to have received a Nobel Prize or comparable international award, which gives applicants a head start of 25 points. Applicants with the highest number of points would go to the front of the line to receive visas.


The bill, introduced by Republican Senators David Perdue and Tom Cotton, has failed to gain traction beyond the President's endorsement and is unlikely to pass Congress. But if Trump had his way and it became law, here's how you would fare if you were trying to immigrate to the U.S. under the restrictions:


Would You Qualify for Legal Immigration to the U.S.?
Answer the following questions to find out:

Find Out If President Trump Would Let You Immigrate to America

 

[the cac mamba]

what are you implying, that i care about this?

let me know when every american has the job, money, and place to live that they want

 

[Berniewood Hogan]

what are you implying, that i care about this?

let me know when every american has the job, money, and place to live that they want

have uninformed, pedestrian, "hey, what do i know?" political opinions, brehs

 

[Scoop]

why does it matter if more immigrants come here or not

the left has never been able to articulate that

 

[ELESDEE616]

why does it matter if more immigrants come here or not

the left has never been able to articulate that

Societies that have constant flow of genetics and new ideas survive, countries that have stagnant growth and low genetic inflow die.

As to why Rome lasted 1,000 years and Sparta last 2 centuries.

Immigration is a positive not a negative. See Japan in 50 years

 

[Berniewood Hogan]

so far we're at 2 "who cares"

let's see how long it takes to get a "well, he has a point"

 

[levitate]

why does it matter if more immigrants come here or not

the left has never been able to articulate that

Greater talent pool. Particularly in the fields of higher science.

Also, more generally speaking, one of the innate benefits of diversity is an inflow of fresh ideas, beliefs, perspectives, etc...

The slogan is MAGA, right?

 

[afterlife2009]

"Look at the bright side. More people NOT in America means more targets for our drones. Stop being afraid of geopolitical power."

 

[Mensch Fontana]

Where are we going to get all our doctors and liquor store owners from now?

 

[Hersh]

whose our next president?

 

[mc_brew]

whose our next president?

alex jones.......... ......... ........ ....... ...... ..... .... ... .. .

 

[hashmander]

what they should do is make it ZERO from non-white countries and call it a day. stop with the p*ssyfooting.

zero from non-white countries might stop the brain drain from africa and the caribbean.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

This, is bad.

Even former POTUS Bush (both) disagree

 

[hashmander]

This, is bad.

Even former POTUS Bush (both) disagree

they need to take this to its inevitable conclusion and stop with these half measures. all the good paying jobs for muricans only, qualified or not. your birth certificate is the qualification. for higher level jobs you need to produce your parent's birth certificate to prove they're native murican.

 

[Akata Man Bromo]

AA's win again