PROPOSED:

It is the policy of the United States, with all the resources at its disposal, subject to other priorities, to:
(1) discourage illegal entry into the United States
(2) encourage emigration of those who have come here illegally
(3) reject rewarding of criminality by citizenship.

(1) The border shall be militarized, with landmines, movement sensors, warnings posted in many languages, and an education campaign in  countries presumed to be countries of origin

(1a) Countries which do not secure their own borders, and who solve their own employment or other economic problems by exporting these problems into the US will be considered belligerent and failure to control their own borders taken as an act of war

(1b) Countries at war with the US shall face economic reprisal, not limited to seizing of assets such as oilfields, in reparations of the economic harm caused to the US by violating US sovereignty
 
(2) The United States is a humanitarian country and recognizes that many criminals who have come here in search of a better life, have committed no other crime than that of illegal entry;

(2a) accordingly, there will be no policy of mass expulsion;

(2b) Persons who are her illegally may gain relief from their illegal states, as follows:

(2b.1) Each person seeking relief from illegal status must apply fir relief, at a local immigration office, to be expanded for this purpose. Application shall include identification of the applicant, current address, date of entry into the US, persons accompanying the applicant into the US, submission to biometric identification, statement of employers who have made use of illegal immigration, and tax and payment and employment history to be shared with the IRS for revenue recovery purposes; and a medical examination.

(3) All such Applications waive in perpetuity all citizenship rights, claims, and political participation, including but not limited to political participation to reverse these rules.

(3.1) All such persons agree to monitored employment with wages paid into an escrow account to be managed by the IRS.

(3.2) Persons thus granted the hospitality of the country that they have invaded, and whose generosity and magnanimity permits them to stay here, converting criminality to productivity,  as a monitored subversive criminal class, are thereby granted a condition ‘green card type C’ revocable at will and the be available at all times for inspection by any law enforcement office of any jurisdiction of any level. Issues of racial profiling are to be construed broadly to permit of law enforcement, under the broad Mandate of the police power of our constitutional interpretations.

(4) It is the policy of the US to reverse birthright citizenship, which may well require a constitutional amendment

(5) The US now ends ‘anchor babies’ programs

(6) The US now ends family reunification programs; families may be reunified by  the criminals who have abandoned their families retuning home to their abandoned families.

(7) Remittances: The US recognizes that criminals come to the his country for the economic opportunities afforded to them, and to share these benefits with the families they abandoned. All remittances must be sent through designated IRS offices.

(7.1) Information on remittances will be shared with the revenue agencies of the countries of the recipients of the remittances.

(8) Employees hiring such persons must vouch for their character and lawfulness,

(8.1) It is NOT the policy of the US to require employers  to check  citizenship or legal status checks. Such a policy constitutes burden-shifting, away from criminals and onto legitimate businesses persons, who are NOT in the immigration enforcement business.

(8.2) the wealth producers of America have been demonized long enough.

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(9) States of the United States which establish doctrines of interposition, of the form used by the first secessionist States in 1860, over which a war was fought, are now to be examined for review of loss of federal revenues sharing, with noncompliance with federal law to be construed broadly and adversely against states.

(9.1) States of the United States which devote State-level resources to these enforcement activities , shall be rewarded by federal revenue increases to offset these extra enforcement costs.