Johnson Illegal Immigration Case Study

Immigration: Johnson believes in immigration reform that would lead to a more efficient system all together. He would like to more efficiency in providing work visas, in background checks, in making non-citizens pay taxes, etc. Johnson wants to make the road to assimilation simpler, and most importantly: legal. In doing this, Johnson claims, there will be even greater security benefits because more time can be spent on the those who pose a threat to public safety. Johnson is uncomfortable with the concept of mass deportations and also has spoken out about how “a ten foot wall will just require an eleven foot ladder.” Potential immigrants should be given social security cards in order so they can pay taxe and illegal immigrants should have a two year grace period in which they have this time to procure work visas. Furthermore, Johnson believes that once an immigrant has demonstrated they would be financially able to, they should be permitted to bring their families. In order to reduce illegal immigrants, Johnson wants to streamline immigration to quicken the process and so that the US is more aware of who is residing here. And for those who try and bypass this process, Johnson promises to enforce a “one strike, you’re out” policy. Johnson wants to make it as easy as possible to get a work visa, and an open border between the US and Mexico to provide everyone the chance at the American dream, he believes that even if there was a flood of immigrants they are just potential taxpayers. Moreover, Johnson advocates for the federal and state levels to share the costs. …show more content…
Like Trump he believes that guns make America safer and that if guns were taken away the only ones who would turn them over would be the law-abiding citizens. Leaving the outlaws to be the only ones with guns. Since Johnson is strongly for limited government, he is not supportive of gun regulations. Instead he finds them to be