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How does what your are saying (high overstay rates) go with the current fact that thousands of people are crossing the Mexican border into the US and apparently
by 21 11y ago
How does what your are saying (high overstay rates) go with the current fact that thousands of people are crossing the Mexican border into the US and apparently the US is ok with that?
I'm not against that, but I find it highly hypocritical for the US on one hand to require visas from RO/BG people (and maybe others) on overstaying concerns, while on another hand allowing free flow into US from the Mexican side.
- akhatri_aus 11y agoIt's a question of enforceability. If the requirement on Mexicans were tougher they would use the porous borders more. The weather can't be dictated by a piece of paper and a pen.
- 21 11y agoIt seems the Obama administration could order with a piece of paper and a pen the border guards to stop controlling border flow: > The National Border Patrol Council (NBPC) and Pinal County Sheriff joined forces to denounce the Obama Administration and accused the White House of handcuffing the efforts of law enforcement in regards to the enforcement of immigration law. > He reinforced the evidence that the Obama Administration has been bypassing Congress by taking illegal executive actions and forcing Border Patrol agents to not do their job of enforcing the law along the border.
- ap3 11y agoBecause mexicans are doing the jobs even romanians and bulgarians won't do