U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Ideas

It is estimated that ICE detention facilities cost from $135 per day to at least $300 per day for a family bed. Some of these tent cities can charge up to $750 per day.

In a kill-two-birds-with-one-stone approach, we could help those in financial straights with the pandemic while we can offer a better detention solution for much cheaper for the taxpayer.

The idea being to offer Spanish speakers with a spare bedroom,... more »

The Constitution of the United States of America was written and signed by immigrants, for immigrants. "Land of the Free!" (…as slavery shamefully continued for many following generations.)

Some Americans boast of superiority, but reject those who seek the "American Dream." There is not one solitary reason a person or family flees to the United States of America. Some search for a better future; some for safety; some... more »

Coalition Awareness Program Against Sexual Crimes Against Minors (and children).

Designed as a PTSA and DHS tool for any upcoming law provided by Congress to allow privately funded organization(s) to provide information to immigrants as what would be required by law seminars for educating immigrants entering or residing in the US or it's territories how to identify child abductions, grooming or trafficking of children... more »

I have recently come across a family from Mexico.

The mom married a perm resident of US and she has 2 sons. her son that was younger than 16 at the time received Daca and the 17 year old son, who was still in high school, was unable to get residency. He is 30 years old now and still not a resident and a lawyer told him he cannot help. After doing some research myself, It came to my attention that Daca is only for children... more »

Make an announcement/suggestion for/to those families (specifically with children) who wish to seek asylum in the U.S. to bring the following documents regarding the child(ren):

1. Official Birth Certificate
2. Parent/Guardian name and address, contact information from original country with proof of residency that is notarized or certified for authenticity.
3. Name, address, contact information of who the child will... more »

Regarding unaccompanied minors, for the short-term I recommend a "foster" like system where these children are placed with responsible adults in a regular home versus a "camp." More humanitarian and better for their mental health. More importantly though, it is obvious that economic stimulus is needed in Central America. How about a taskforce to help big manufacturers bring their work from China to Central America? Closer,... more »

The DHS has defended policy that REQUIRES the state to separate children from their parents if they cross anywhere besides a port of entry, meaning these children, innocent save being born, will be passed into the Office of Refugee Resettlement.

The ORR, this week, both acknowledged it "lost track" of 1,475 children and refused to ensure policy changes to prevent this from happening. The staff at ORR maintain—reasonably—that... more »

The continuous shootings that occur each year in certain neighborhoods in the City of Chicago is unacceptable. Innocent men, women and children are being shot and killed each day not to mention the other victims. It seems the local, state and federal levels have not put a plan in place to stop this senseless violence. These are terrorist acts being committed. I'm sure this will require a complex solution that may involve... more »

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