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

I propose that people who go to the United States can live in the United States simply by registering and paying the process and the documentation and the visa

But for people who want to be citizens, they have to spend 5 years with a minimum wage lower than the one they have in their country

Companies will be able to have more money because they will hire people for little money and the government will also have part... more »

I had an idea that if we make the wall that is separating Mexico and America with some see through material then it would be a good idea because the reason many immigrants try to make it into America from Mexico and other countries is because they have this notion that in America "the streets are paved with gold". While it is true that if you work hard you can make it in America there are many people who have a myth that... more »

What I would do to increase border security is mine parts of our border. We do not need to mine the entire border; just parts of it. The trick is we can put up mines only in certain places but not the entire border; so that way it would be economical. The genius of this idea would be that people would not know Where the mines actually are. In this way it's more psychological effect because it get's people scared from... more »

Home rule cities cannot legally obstruct federal law and regulation. Efforts to establish sanctuary cities are patently illegal and constitutionally null and void. The US attorney general should overule states which have authorized sanctuary cities which have become targeted destinations for illegals crossing our border Stopping sanctuary cities is crucial to sustaining genuine homeland security

ISSUE: Is Congress facilitating an eventual catastrophic failure?
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PURPOSE: Analysis is enhanced when a scenario is framed in such a way that all parties may evaluate it objectively (removed from tribalism, partisanship and emotions). Consider the following.
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TO BE EVALUATED:
In the context and timeframe whereby Congress is looking to point fingers and shift the blame upon our wonderful, amazing, brave and selfless... more »

Residing in small-town Central Texas, I've noticed the local illegal population has nearly doubled these past 5 years. The local Municipality states that it isn't their job to enforce Immigration Law's and refuse to become involved. My daddy always said to work smarter not harder.

I recently read that Mexico charges CONUS illegals as much as a 30% tax to send money into Mexico. I surmise that if they are willing to... more »

The real victims of illegal border crossings over the Mexico border to the U.S. are hundreds of migrants who die in the desert every year. The Los Angeles Times and others have reported that this number of deaths ranges from over a hundred to two hundred and more painful deaths every year despite the reduced number who actually attempt to cross in recent years.

The vast majority of these people are desperate family... more »