Is the American Immigration Act Fair?

Because the Trump administration's new immigration policy will expel millions of illegal immigrants, this will cause many citizens' parents and children to separate and their families to break up. At the same time, it will also have an impact on the labor market in the United States and affect the economic development of the United States. The scrutiny of immigrants and tourists in the United States will also be stricter. The RAISE Act has been proposed, and according to this bill, immigration opportunities based on family relations will also disappear.

At the same time, it also increases the application time and complicated application procedures for immigrants, and the examination of applicants is more strict. This new immigration policy also reflects the unfriendly attitude towards some blacks, which will also lead to an increase in the unemployment rate in the United States and a decrease in the inflow rate of talents and technology, thus causing widespread protests in many aspects. This policy fundamentally violates the principle of freedom and openness in the United States.

On April 7, 2065438, Trump signed the executive order "Buy American goods and hire American goods", promising to protect American workers' jobs, raise wages, create employment opportunities and increase the employment rate. This executive order greatly shows that the Trump administration will actively implement the immigration policy, especially on the work visa H1B.

2065438+On September 5th, 2007, the Trump administration indicated that the deferred repatriation project of DACA would end within six months. DACA is an administrative command created on 20 12. If unregistered immigrants are children when they go to the United States, they can avoid being sent back to China and get work authorization, benefiting nearly 80 thousand people. At present, there is no indication how the United States will deal with these beneficiaries once the plan is over, which has caused panic of large-scale repatriation.