All policies and procedures that limit or restrict the enforcement of the Immigration and Nationality Act should be reviewed and sunset if the policy or procedure serves to essentially negate or change the intent of the law. Congress should set immigration levels/types on an annual basis based on state recommendations related to infrastructure, economy, and business needs.
Fee funded applications and petitions should be prioritized over fee waived applications and petitions by a ratio of 75/25.
All immigrants should have to take an oath to support and defend the constitution and support our form of government at the point of becoming a permanent resident or being granted Asylum, refugee, or TPS status.
No application for permanent residence should be approved if the applicant is receiving or has received any type of public benefit (with exceptions for certain refugees and the elderly). Applicants for permenent residence without employment must have a sponsor or submit a public charge prior to becoming a permanent resident.
Temporary Protected Status should require Congressional approval and should sunset after 2 years. All people granted TPS must sign an agreement to depart once the TPS designation ends. Refugee admissions will be lowered by the number of approved TPS applicants. Persons granted TPS status for 5 consecutive years should be allowed to file for permanent residents.