SOME FACTS RELATIVE TO IMMIGRATION AND ICE
- All persons residing in the U.S. are supposed to fall into one of three categories; that is, a U.S. citizen or those with a Green Card permanent resident status or temporary inhabitants with Visitor or Student Visas.
- An estimated 20-plus million inhabitants exist outside those three categories and we do not know who they are or where they reside.
- The Biden Administration opened the U.S./Mexican border with the intent to flow millions of immigrants into the U.S., gain their political allegiance, thereby add another democrat identity group and seek to dominate the U.S. political scene.
- Biden and VP Harris were committing the most egregious national security offense in our nation’s history. For example, it became common knowledge that Venezuela’s Dictator was emptying his prisons and integrating the convicts by the thousands into the masses of immigrant’s crossing into the U.S. per day.
- The Biden/Harris open border allowed tons of fatal drugs to flow into the U.S. from the Mexican Cartels which resulted in over 400,000 drug overdose deaths by mostly young Americans. Do the math; 400,000 divided by 1460 days in office equals an average 2,740 deaths per day.
- During the Biden/Harris term 10.4 million immigrants that we know about crossed the border illegally; an average of 7,123 per day. Processing, transportation, debit card, cell phone, housing, food, medical etc. cost the tax payers hundreds of billions of dollars.
- When entering the U.S. not all of the illegals sought out a border agent to be processed. There was a group referred to as the “gotaways.” Many of them were seen on cameras and other sensors but not apprehended. The gotaways did not want to be engaged and processed because they are trans-national gang members, criminals, drug dealers, cartel operators, human traffickers, terrorists and other undesirables. In the first three Biden/Harris years there were 1,592,132 gotaways “seen” on sensors but not apprehended. The head of the Border Patrol, Paul Ortiz testified that the number of gotaways could be underreported by at least 20 percent; the real number could be 1,910,558. Then consider the number of criminals and terrorists who were not detected at all. Bottom line, Biden and Harris set in motion a border situation in which several millions of criminals and terrorists entered into our society and are still here today. Yes, we desperately need for ICE to be free to be all they can be.
- It is against a federal law to be a member of a criminal street gang. The FBI estimates there are about 33,000 gangs in the U.S. with a total of about one million members. The Biden/Harris open border has paved the way for the growth of transnational gangs which are known to be particularly vicious; for example, Tren de Aragua from Venezuela and MS-13 from El Salvador.
- ICE, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, is a U.S. federal agency whose mission is, “To protect America from national security and public safety threats by enforcing immigration and customs laws” to include detaining unauthorized immigrants and removing them from our country.
- ICE federal agents move around the county to arrest and then deport illegal alien criminals. Working against ICE, mayors, law enforcement, city officials, etc. are guilty of announcing the agents’ arrival and plans thereby alerting the criminals and giving them an opportunity to evade.
- A group of liberal House democrats have introduced legislation to abolish ICE and all its federal agents.
- Candidate Trump understood these facts and campaigned hard on immigration reform and fixing national security. The democrats countered with the idea that immigration could not be fixed without legislation to do so and blamed the republicans for not passing the appropriate bills.
- President Trump took illegal immigration and crime on as his number one priority without help from Congress. In his first full month in office, the Trump administration’s proper enforcement of laws and deletion of Biden/Harris policies reduced illegal immigration from 189,913 February 2024 to 8,326 in February 2025 and by May 2025 that number dropped to zero.
- The border is now closed. How? One, President Trump told the world they are no longer welcome under the Biden/Harris rules. Two, he stationed about 10,000 U.S. soldiers on our side of the border and third convinced Mexican President Sheinbaum to deploy an additional 10,000 soldiers on the Mexican side.
DEPORTATION ISSUES
The millions of inhabitants who are here uninvited have broken a federal law, are therefore a criminal and should therefore be considered for deportation. The President has chosen to begin with a “worst first” concept of operations. That is, seek out and deport first the criminals who have committed crimes beyond just being an illegal alien.
But that is not going well as the democrats, fake media and out-of-control federal judges hammer away at all his deportation policies thereby making it harder and slower than it should/could be.
There is a way to bring more clarity to the entire deportation concept and perhaps take some pressure off of ICE. That is, segregate the illegal aliens into two distinct categories; those whose only crime is illegal entry and those who are also a threat to society.
The best way to distinguish the two groups is to issue a form of documentation for the good folks and the lack thereof for all others.
There are millions of illegals who have a job, are law-abiding, are valued/necessary employees or self-employed, are respected neighbors, have been here for years, perhaps pay taxes, are not on welfare and should be considered for future citizenship.
THE DOCUMENTATION PROCESS
The intent of this Immigration Reform Plan is to get a documentation card into the hands of the “keepers.” The card will be called the Illegal Alien Card, IACard.
PHASE ONE, JUL, AUG, SEP 2025
The President prepares a 10-page law based on the procedures explained herein followed by Congressional passage of the Immigration Reform Plan. The language in the law must be very specific and not subject to interpretation or change by States or local authorities or rogue federal judges.
Additionally, in Phase One, each State will get a head start by setting up IACard registration sites. A logical solution is to temporarily add many new positions to every DMV office.
Furthermore, in Phase One, every law enforcement agency in the United States will forward information to the Federal Bureau of Investigation on every felony committed by an undocumented inhabitant (who, what, when and where). The FBI will establish and maintain a national database of these cases which allows for an immediate check against an application for an IACard.
PHASE TWO, OCT, NOV, DEC 2025
Every undocumented inhabitant in the U.S. will have the opportunity to report to an IAC registration site in the state where they reside in accordance with a published alphabetical schedule (last name beginning with A, B, C, or D report during a period in October, etc.).
- If the applicant has a felony conviction or is a known gang member, they will NEVER be eligible for an IACard. This is an example of the specificity of the language that must be in the Immigration Reform Law; one strike and out.
- Prior to appearing at the IACard registration site, each applicant must download a Federal Form, Statement of Employment. fill it out and have it signed by their employer or if self-employed signed by a local official. The form must contain a statement of strong penalties for any employer signing a false statement. Registration fee for the IACard is $50 per year.
- The IACard processing office will check with the FBI data base to determine if the applicant has a criminal record. If so, no card.
- The sophistication of the card will be similar to that of the Real ID card currently issued to U.S. citizens with the addition of an illegal ID number, similar to a social security number. Every illegal ID number will be sent to the IRS which will maintain the nation-wide list for tax purposes.
PHASE 3, 1 JANUARY 2026
Phase 2 registration is one-and-done and will never be repeated. That is, every illegal immigrant in the U.S. on 1 January 2026 will be either a documented legal holder of an IACard or they are deportable. Holding an IACard is a pardon from the crime of being in the U.S. illegally.
On 1 January 2026, any employer who employs an undocumented worker (no IACard) will be subject to a fine of $25,000 for each worker, first offense; $50,000 each worker, second offense. No exceptions, no excuses. No employer is going to risk their livelihood over the employment of an illegal alien. Laws change behavior and add accountability of employers into the immigration solution.
This simple act of requiring illegal aliens to carry an IACard will have four positive and immediate results:
- First, employers will protect themselves from potentially heavy fines by only hiring inhabitants who have a valid IACard.
- Second, undocumented inhabitants who choose not to apply for an IACard or were denied an IACard will not be able to find an employer who will take them on. They will therefore be unemployable, will be constantly liable for deportation if detained for any reason and many will likely return to their country of citizenship.
- Third, foreigners contemplating illegal entry into the United States in order to work will soon learn that no employer is going to hire them and illegal entry will be futile. This inevitable behavior change will, by default, reduce illegal immigration to a trickle.
PHASE 4, 1 OCTOBER 2026
This phase begins the twelve-month reissue of IACards; $50 fee. The card color will change each calendar year. ONLY (again, specificity in the law) those inhabitants holding an IACard can receive a renewal card. Additionally, they will be denied renewal if they have been unemployed and made less than $5000 or if they have been convicted of a felony. Once denied, they will be detained, deported and never receive another card. Any IACard that is not renewed by the annual renewal date will automatically be moved to the government’s deportation list.
FUNDING IMMIGRATION REFORM
In order to fund the Immigration Reform Law, a provision in the law will require IACard holders to pay 10% Federal income taxes on earned income. Employers must issue a 1099 using the individual’s IACard number to identify them to the IRS. The IRS will establish a National Registry of Card numbers and the data base will list earned income and taxes paid for the previous year. During the IACard renewal process, the registration center will immediately access the IRS data base to determine if the applicant has in fact been employed, made at least $5000 and paid taxes. No tax records, no renewal and the applicant will be detained and deported. The Federal Government will retain 2% of the tax revenue to fund three national data bases for The Immigration Reform Plan. The remaining 8% will be returned to the States in proportion to the number of IACard holders to fund the processing centers.
Any IACard holder convicted of a felony will have their card pulled, be detained and deported. That person’s file and IACard number will be annotated at the national registries to ensure that any future attempts to reapply will be denied.
An IACard holder who loses his or her job may immediately place an employment application to a National IACard holder registry website maintained by the Department of Labor. This database will describe the IACard holder’s skills and be broken down by zip code. An employer seeking to hire, for example, a carpenter has two options. One is to make direct contact with an IACard holder; second is to review the Department of Labor national data base of unemployed IACard holders.
THREE NATIONAL DATA BASES
-One maintained by the FBI of all illegal aliens with a criminal record.
-The data base of active IACard holders maintained by the IRS.
-The jobs-availability register at the Dept of Labor.
IACARD HOLDER PRIVILEGES
- One, they may apply for a state vehicle operator’s license and will be tested in English. A provision of the law will be that every state must prominently display the individual’s IACard number on the State Driver’s License. Additionally, every applicant must show proof of auto insurance.
- Two, a current IACard will authorize the holder to legally cross U.S. borders.
- Three, legal holders may apply for an IACard Dependent Card (using the sponsor’s IACard number with a suffix) for their spouse and children (no extended family members). If granted, the sponsor will be authorized to escort the dependents across the U.S. border.
- Four, after legally holding an IACard for five consecutive years, that person is eligible to apply for U.S. citizenship for themselves and their immediate family (spouse and children).
- Remember, these people are here illegally. Therefore, they will NOT be eligible for social security, welfare payments of any kind, food assistance programs, Medicaid, or social services. This will save hundreds of billions of dollars per year in federal and state assistance payments.
CONCLUSIONS
- Is this plan doable? Yes, it’s simple and it’s funded by the illegal aliens.
- This plan will readily identify illegal inhabitants who are currently a drain on Federal and State support systems and provide for their deportation.
- If employers want foreign workers, they must become involved and accountable. Their only requirements are to hire IACard holders and to report employee earnings to the IRS.
- For current ICE deportation operations, all illegal aliens can be easily segregated, those documented and those not.
- This will assist in silencing the ignorant citizens and politicians who are currently interfering with and threatening ICE federal agents who are legally working to accomplish their specified mission.
- For this immigration reform to work two things have to happen. First, the Congress has to pass a pure, non-watered down, straight-talk law with specificity that is not subject to interpretation by bureaucrats at the Federal, State or Local levels. Secondly, the FBI, IRS and Department of Labor, will need to develop high-speed, simple, secure, data bases that are immediately accessible by State and Local officials. We cannot afford to create a bungling bureaucratic morass like the current Immigration and Naturalization Service.
BOTTOM LINE
Any attempt to deport all 20+ million illegal aliens is neither essential nor desirable. For example, I live in the “horse country,” a 10-12,000-acre area outside Southern Pines, North Carolina. Owners of the 700+ horse farms have nothing but praise for the work ethic and community spirit of the hundreds of Latin farm employees. I’m sure there are many similar work examples across the nation.
Immigration reform is not about democrat’s amnesty or republican’s closing the borders, it is about accountability and changing behavior.
Yes, deportation of the “worst of the worst” is a valid and essential concept of operations. But, also is setting up the “best of the best” for eventual citizenship.
The deportation issue needs greater definition. It is the right thing to do.