(Plzzz help) List three advantages and three disadvantages of immigration in the us at least something that can fill up this.

some advantages are that it can lead to a better life(more pay,less war.less criminal activity) are just some of the reasons that someone would want to immagrate.Some disadvantages could be that its illegal of dangerous (forcing you to live in hiding) maybe the new country has the less than you expected and is even worse than your home country...

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Description of solution 1: Rethinking Asylum

Advantages

asylum seekers can make their claims in Mexico.

Disadvantages

pending litigation in the U.S. courts could interrupt the program and its expansion across the U.S.-Mexico border.

is extremely resource intensive to administer

the safe third-country agreement may be harder for Mexico, given the tiny size of Mexico’s asylum agency

Description of solution 2: Strengthening Immigration Institutions

Advantages

redoubled efforts to deport Central Americans is having a noticeable effect on the numbers of migrants reaching the U.S.-Mexico border.

redesigning border detention facilities in ways that accommodate these new realities, and giving the key agencies like the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP),  U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), and the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) the resources to be able to handle families and minors.

both the United States and Mexico can also benefit from prioritizing predeparture reintegration planning for deportees

Disadvantages

Mexico’s immigration enforcement efforts have always been hampered by the poor institutionalization of INM

the ability of smugglers to subvert enforcement efforts by bribing or colluding with immigration agents.

supporting INM with elements of the National Guard, Federal Police, Army, and Navy is a stopgap rather than a long-term solution.

Description of solution 3: Create Legal Pathways for Migration

Advantages

a substantial body of evidence suggests that providing legal migration pathways reduces illegal immigration

Mexico lacks an effective employment-based visa for lower-skilled workers or a mechanism for matching potential employees from Central America with employers in the formal economy.

Disadvantages

will extend Salvadorans and Hondurans existing Border Worker Visitor Card to citizens of Guatemala and Belize

The United States currently has limited options for labor migration for Central Americans, particularly lower-skilled, other than the H-2B nonagricultural temporary worker program, which is capped, and the H-2A agricultural temporary worker program

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