“The system works, enforcement is the problem”
The U.S. immigration system has long been a contentious issue, characterized by complex laws and policies that govern the entry and residency of foreign nationals. Recent debates have intensified around whether the system is functioning effectively or if it is fundamentally flawed and in need of overhaul. This topic is particularly relevant as immigration continues to impact economic, social, and political landscapes in the U.S.
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