BASIC CAUSE AND EASY SOLUTION TO U.S. IMMIGRATION PROBLEM
The BASIC CAUSE of U.S. Immigration problems is INJUSTICE both here in the United States and in the country of origin of the immigrants.
The U.S. injustice is in the form of giving aid and comfort to the very same enemies of the immigrants, the corrupt officials and governments in their countries. The greatest beneficiaries of U.S. aids to foreign countries are the corrupt officials in the governments of the immigrants. Their countries can not generate employment opportunities for their peoples because their public funds are not spent for public improvements but used to personally enrich and empower their greedy leaders.
The INJUSTICE in the homelands of the immigrants are their own justice systems. Justice in their countries is a lucrative monopoly of their public officials and governments. The decision of justice in their countries are always in favor of their government officials that make their government officials look like saints and make their peoples look more like mere servants and slaves of their powerful public officials and the rich wealthy business associates of such officials in the private sector.
There is a BASIC AND EASY SOLUTION to this Immigration Problem: To start with, the U.S. Congress and the President should set up a model Justice System with provisions similar to the Grand Jury and Trial Jury systems of the US Federal Jury Systems. The model jury system should likewise provide a peace corp volunteers of American lawyers.
Before giving out U.S. aid to foreign countries, it must attach a condition that the recipient country should first set up the U.S. Model Jury Systems in said country. Such countries must ask peace corp US lawyer volunteers to help them set up their grand jury and trial jury systems.
The purpose of setting up the U.S. Federal Jury system in beneficiary countries of U.S. aid is to make their own people the peaceful sentinels over their own public officials and thereby easily send their corrupt officials to jail.
After the peace corp US lawyer volunteers certify that the country needing U.S. financial aid has already set up its jury system in operating condition, only then shall the U.S. send funds to aid financially such countries.
If most, if not all, corrupt powerful officials in beneficiary countries are ably sent to jail by their peoples, such countries will become progressive countries economically and shall be able to create job opportunities for their peoples. There would be no more need then for the peoples in those countries to come to the U.S. to find employment here. I suppose they would rather stay with their love ones back home with their local jobs than come to the U.S. to work. This will naturally stop the tide of illegal immigration into the U.S. Not only democracies in such countries will greatly improve, they will also become great markets for U.S. goods and services.
Let us take the example of Canada who has a jury system of justice. There are a lot less corrupt officials in that country and it is indeed a progressive country. It has great employment opportunities for its people. Very few of its people ever think of coming to the U.S.
Compare Canada with Mexico where the latter has a government monopolized justice system. What is needed in Mexico is a justice system similar to the U.S. Federal jury systems that will enable ordinary citizens of Mexico to get rid of their corrupt officials and send them to jail, too, like we do here in the U.S.
Mexico is a rich country with beautiful and intelligent people but what makes its people poor are its corrupt officials.
I request the reader of this comment to copy or forward it to their respective representatives in the U.S. Congress and the to the President and ask them to act on the herein suggested immigration solution. If adopted as a U.S. foreign policy, there will be no need to build a very expensive wall at the border between Mexico and the United States.
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