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Originally Posted by Jazuela
But there is benefit from BETTER controlled immigration. It's not an all or nothing option. The immigration system we have is broken. It's been broken, and as long as funds are misspent, unspent, underspent, or otherwise not spent on more efficient immigration processes, it will continue to be broken. No wall will fix immigration. It won't even put a dent into it. People climb over, tunnel under, and drive right through the border gates hidden away in trucks because we choose not to spend it on the available technology needed to keep up with the smuggling.
The perspective of the OP is flawed, because it's based on untrue data. This current batch of perspective regarding "uncontrolled" vs. "controlled" immigration is flawed, because it assumes those are the only two possible options.
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Smart government is kind of difficult given the need of bureaucrats to pigeon- hole things with labels that can fit into boxes easily. And people to look for simple solutions that can appease frightened members of crowds with snake oil salesman type solutions. They make a good bumper sticker but that is about all.
And it is a lot harder to think on terms of people as individuals.