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Michael A Clemens
A world without borders makes economic sense. Allowing workers to change location significantly
enriches the world economy. A modest relaxation of barriers to human mobility between countries
would bring more global economic prosperity than the total elimination of all remaining policy barriers to goods trade - every tariff, every quota - plus the elimination of every last restriction on
the free movement of capital. Those giant walls are a human creation, but cause more than just
human harm: they hobble the global economy, costing the world roughly half its potential economic product. (Michael A Clemens is a senior fellow at the Center for Global Development, where he leads the migration and development initiative http://www.theguardian.com/globaldevelopment/poverty-matters/2011/sep/05/migration-increase-global-economy
Brunson McKinley
The movement of people needs to be better managed. The movement of people across borders is essential in today's globalised world. International business depends on an international labour force, and the ability of people to move around the world with ease. However, when managed effectively migration holds great potential for migrants and for host communities. The ultimate goal is not to obstruct or prevent mobility but to better manage it for the benefit of all. (Brunson McKinley is director general of the International Organization for Migration)
Mark Krikorian
Borders are essential to nationhood. They are the line between "us" and "them".
Without 'them' there can be no 'us', precluding the possibility of social solidarity. The analogy to common ownership of property is compelling: if everyone owns everything, the experience of socialist societies shows us that no one is responsible for anything. Likewise, if all men have an equal claim to my affections,
This is DHS.
Securing and Managing Our Borders. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has
worked to better mitigate and defend against dynamic threats, minimize risks, and maximize the ability to respond and recover from attacks and disasters of all kinds. Protecting the
nation's bordersland, air, and seafrom the illegal entry of people, weapons, drugs, and
contraband is vital to our homeland security, as well as economic prosperity. Over the past several years, DHS has deployed unprecedented levels of personnel, technology, and
resources to the Southwest border. At the same time, DHS has made critical security
improvements along the Northern border, investing in additional Border Patrol agents, technology, and infrastructure while also strengthening efforts to increase the security of the
This is CBP
Securing our borders. U.S. Customs and Border Protection is responsible for guarding nearly 7,000 miles of land border the United States shares with Canada and Mexico and 2,000 miles of coastal waters surrounding the Florida peninsula and off the coast of Southern California. The agency also protects 95,000 miles of maritime border in partnership with the United States Coast Guard. To secure this vast terrain, CBPs U.S. Border Patrol agents, Air and Marine agents, and CBP
officers and agriculture specialists, together with the nations largest law
enforcement canine program, stand guard along Americas front line. (http://www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/about/mission/cbp.xml)
Militarizing Border
To accomplish that between US and Mexico border, $46 billion in total will be used into border security, including: $30 billion to double the number of Border Patrol agents along the Southern border, from about 18,000 today to 38,405. That's about 19 agents per mile. $8 billion to complete and reinforce a 700-mile pedestrian border fence. $4.5 billion in high-tech surveillance technology, including 24/7 use of unmanned aerial drones; six "Vader" (Vehicle Dismount and Exploitation Radar) radar systems developed for the military in Afghanistan; 40 new helicopters; 30 marine vessels; 4,595 unattended ground sensors with seismic, imaging, and infrared capability; 86 towers; and hundreds of cameras, night-vision goggles, fiber-optic inspection scopes, and mobile surveillance systems. $1 billion to expand the E-Verify System, a computerized data network that allows employers to check the immigration status of potential workers, and build a "photo tool" that allows a company to match applicants to photos in the U.S Citizenship and Immigration Services Database. Development of "fraud-resistant, tamper-resistant, wear-resistant, and identity theft-resistant social security cards.
The Examiner
The U.S. military should be used to defend our border with Mexico. U.S. combat troops are used to patrol the borders which define Iraq and Afghanistan. While protecting the borders of foreign lands has been a priority for both Presidents Bush and Obama, neither has ever shown a portion of that commitment to their own country. Illegal aliens account for 29 percent of our total prison population. Many more Mexican criminals still roam our streets. One million Mexican criminals
is the equivalent to 50 divisions of enemy soldiers within this country. The Mexican
border could and should be made a permanent duty station for U.S. troops. This would allow the Border Patrol to fully staff the official entry points, which would
dramatically reduce the amount of drugs and number of criminals coming into this
country through those checkpoints on a daily basis. We have the resources to defend this nation; we need only the political will to do so.
Theresa May
Living in UK to get tougher for illegal immigrants. They will find it harder to set up home in the UK under planned laws. The Immigration Bill would force private landlords to quiz tenants about
Mark Harper
The Immigration Bill will stop migrants using public services to which they are not entitled, reduce the pull factors which encourage people to come to the UK and make it easier to remove people who should not be here. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-24469584
Express UK
Immigration needs to be controlled as we have run out of room. A series of government reports last week exposed the horrifying break-up of traditional Britain. Nearly a third of residents of these cities are members of a non-white ethnic minority and almost one in 10 homes has not a single person speaking English as a first language. In large parts of London native English-speakers are in the minority. Ethnic division is a reality and the problem is getting worse, with 29 million Romanians and Bulgarians potentially to add to the mix next year. Not to mention 75 million Turks, whose application to join the EU he also enthusiastically
supports. In the next 15 years the UK population will grow by over seven million to
70 million. Five million of that will be due to immigration. The debate was always about space, not race... and the preservation of England's cultural identity.
Conclusion
Burma has the population of 60 millions mainly Buddhists. Burma
shares border with China, India, Bangladesh, Laos and Thailand. Human beings live in the world but they have the different religions, faiths, perceptions, beliefs, traditions, customs and languages. We are part of the family of humans but all humans are
not Burmese.
Neither the U.N. nor any country's government has the right to impose laws or regulations on us. Our entire Constitution describes how to function as one nation.
Conclusion
For example, private property has boundaries called property lines. The property owner is responsible for everything within those lines. No unauthorized persons have the right to cross over those lines. Likewise, no unauthorized persons have the right to enter our country. We have a
protect it from unwanted people or animals from coming in, then I fence it
off.
Conclusion
Burma is facing illegal immigrants intruding from Bangladesh for
decades. These illegal Bengalis from Bangladesh created fake ethnic name called (so-called Rohingya) unlawfully claiming part of