Principles
FAIR advocates "7 Principles of True Comprehensive Immigration Reform":
- 1. Reduce the flow of immigrants
- 2. Repeal the 14th amendment of the constitution
- 3. No legalization
- 4. No Guest-Worker Program
- 5. Protect Wages and Standards of Living
- 6. More Enforcement
- 7. No Asylum
- 8. Immigration Time Out (Very strict immigration only for "a narrowly focused refugee resettlement program" and limit family reunification each year)
The FAIR website contains a detailed explanation of each principle and why FAIR considers each one important.
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