What is the future of immigration in America?
President Trump met with lawmakers last week to discuss protecting immigrants from the nations of Haiti, El Salvador, and several African countries. During the meeting, Trump allegedly became frustrated and asked the attendees why America is allowing “all these people from shithole countries” to come here. While Trump has disputed uttering the statements, politicians across the United States and world leaders have condemned the sentiment. This latest example of President Trump’s apparent negative attitude towards immigration is causing many to question just what the future of immigration will be in the U.S.
Ending TPS Programs and Increased Raids
President Trump ran on a platform to toughen immigration laws. Under his presidency so far, both Haitians and El Salvadorans have lost their temporary protected status (TPS). In addition, the number of immigration raids
Moving to a Merit Based System
President Trump has proposed moving America’s immigration system to a more
Immigrants across the United States are anxiously awaiting a final decision as to the legal status of the Dreamers, as well as Haitian and El Salvadoran immigrants. With President Trump’s rhetoric leading to heightened emotion and increased unrest, it is becoming increasingly unlikely that a peaceful
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