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Is it legal according to the Constitution to use your military along the borders of the US to stop illegal immigration?
Yes, this is because National Guard (NG) soldiers, and not active military personnel are used to patrol the border. Internal use of federal soldiers is allowed only in major emergencies, or rebellions due to posse comitatus (which limits internal use of federal soldiers to carry out law enforcement activities). However, NG units are under the control of a state's governor (but can be "federalized" in emergencies). Since the NG is acting on state and not federal authority, the use of such soldiers is constitutional.
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Is illegal immigration good?
no.Added: A nation that cannot, or will not, control its own borders ceases to be a sovereign country.
What has the author GALLYA LAHAV written?
GALLYA LAHAV has written: 'IMMIGRATION AND POLITICS IN THE NEW EUROPE: REINVENTING BORDERS'
What does porous borders mean?
Porous borders refer to borders that are easily crossed or breached, allowing people or goods to enter or exit a country with minimal restrictions. This can pose challenges in terms of security, immigration control, and the flow of illegal goods.
The central government created by the Constitution of 1787 had the power to?
The U.S. Constitution delegated very few powers to the federal government. These powers are still mostly limited to customs and borders, military, federal courts of limited jurisdiction, resolving trade disputes among the States, treaties and international diplomacy.
What contributed most of the changing of Bangladesh's borders?
political and military pressure
Is customs the same thing as immigration?
No, customs and immigration are not the same thing. Customs refers to the process of inspecting and regulating goods entering a country, while immigration involves the movement of people across borders, including the process of entering and staying in a country legally.
Why are nations so protective of their borders?
Nations are protective of their borders for reasons of security, sovereignty, and control of goods and people entering the country. Borders help regulate immigration, prevent the spread of diseases, control illegal activities, and protect a country's resources and citizens. Additionally, borders can also serve as symbols of national identity and unity.
What is porous borders?
Porous borders refer to borders that are not well-secured or tightly controlled, allowing for easier movement of people, goods, and potentially illegal activities across them. This lack of strict monitoring can lead to challenges in enforcing immigration laws, preventing smuggling, and ensuring national security.
What has the author Jorge Duany written?
Jorge Duany has written: 'Blurred borders' -- subject(s): Emigration and immigration, West Indians, Transnationalism
What is one way the Treaty of Versailles affected Germany after World War 1?
The treaty forced Germany to reduce its military forces, to demilitarize its borders, and to pay huge monetary reparations.
Why Congress and the president not passed immigation reform?
Immigration is a controversial topic. It is very hard to find an immigration policy that a majority will agree on. The President wants more open borders and want to give amnesty to illegal immigrants, knowing that most of them will vote Democratic. Republicans want to enforce the current law for several reasons. Democrats in Congress would like to support the President, but many can see problems with open borders and know that anmnesty rewards illegals over those who stayed back and waited to immigrate according to law.
Should Guatemalans be aloud to cross the Mexican borders?
Well, if Mexico deems it fit for its own interests, the answer is yes: just as the United States is in charge of its immigration laws and how it enforces them, Mexico also has the right to choose how it manages its immigration policies.
