Slade3200
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I am an honest guy, so I will preface this post by saying I may have had one to many tonight, however, I have an idea that sounds good right now… It may not sound good when I read it tomorrow but screw it, lets see if it stirs a good discussion.
Here is Slades Immigration Reform Plan… AKA. SIRP
Clear the Line - Open the gates and allow anybody in who wants to be here. Larger workforce equals a larger economy. We allow all current undocumented living in the US and all new immigrants to register under one of 3 pathways: Financial, Intellectual, Physical
Financial - Pay an entry/citizenship fee and prove you have the means to be able to pay enough taxes to contribute positively to the US Economy
Intellectual - Show the Intellectual aptitude to contribute to the development of technology, science, arts, or any other industry via top level positions with private companies or as developers for our academic institutions
Physical - Serve in the military or domestic military
Domestic Military - (New idea) Will be a federal and state run program that operates similar to the current military except it will focus on building America from within and not on our nations defense.
We currently have a wealth of land and resources available in our great country but we are overpopulated in our cities… So lets build new cities. Start with small, self sufficient communities that immigrants and US Citizens can build from scratch. Workers can learn trade skills, education, and learn the culture of the USA while in the program. They can receive the opportunity to own their own homes and businesses in the communities that they are a part in building. This program would have a model that would require an initial investment from the tax payers but will be modeled to evolve so that each community that is built produces a net positive to the economy
Security - There is a probation period and we reserve the right to fine and/or deport anybody who does not follow the law. We also fine or deport people who sneak in unregistered
Its a young idea with lots of holes but perhaps it is something to stir a good discussion. So what do you like or hate about it? Go!
Here is Slades Immigration Reform Plan… AKA. SIRP
Clear the Line - Open the gates and allow anybody in who wants to be here. Larger workforce equals a larger economy. We allow all current undocumented living in the US and all new immigrants to register under one of 3 pathways: Financial, Intellectual, Physical
Financial - Pay an entry/citizenship fee and prove you have the means to be able to pay enough taxes to contribute positively to the US Economy
Intellectual - Show the Intellectual aptitude to contribute to the development of technology, science, arts, or any other industry via top level positions with private companies or as developers for our academic institutions
Physical - Serve in the military or domestic military
Domestic Military - (New idea) Will be a federal and state run program that operates similar to the current military except it will focus on building America from within and not on our nations defense.
We currently have a wealth of land and resources available in our great country but we are overpopulated in our cities… So lets build new cities. Start with small, self sufficient communities that immigrants and US Citizens can build from scratch. Workers can learn trade skills, education, and learn the culture of the USA while in the program. They can receive the opportunity to own their own homes and businesses in the communities that they are a part in building. This program would have a model that would require an initial investment from the tax payers but will be modeled to evolve so that each community that is built produces a net positive to the economy
Security - There is a probation period and we reserve the right to fine and/or deport anybody who does not follow the law. We also fine or deport people who sneak in unregistered
Its a young idea with lots of holes but perhaps it is something to stir a good discussion. So what do you like or hate about it? Go!