This discussion begins by considering the current dilemmas in United States immigration policy in light of challenges to families in legal immigration, national security concerns, and illegal immigration. Marriage definitions, the prohibitions on marriage fraud, and policies to protect the best interests of children are key in this discussion. Global challenges to immigration policy include combating human trafficking, building a nation's population with immigration in light of declining fertility rates, and multiculturalism that threatens national sovereignty.
The presentation offered policy principles that can work to build strong families and stable nations even in the midst of these challenges. A comprehensive approach to family law and immigration policy is possible - and necessary to restore families. These issues are really the beginning of building strong and stable nations through comprehensive family immigration policy.
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Strong family makes strong nations. I agree that making a good policy for immigrants to build a strong family will help to build a strong nation. Current world we are living is more globalized than before and we need to be aware about that fact and be more open to immigrants. In South Korea, we have a similar issue that as the nation becomes richer, migrant workers from southeast asia are coming to earn money. The korean government are reluctant to make a policy for migrants to settle down in Korea. I believe that helping migrant workers and their children to immigrant will build a strong nation.
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