Many Americans find it a bemusing issue to contemplate an impediment in the flow of illegal aliens entering our country. This being said, it is equally bemusing to witness the modes of installment our politicians (both Republicans and Democrats) have formulated. How could an 8-foot wall possibly keep out the influx of thousands of immigrants per day infiltrating our country? Does one really think that a wall is going to halt illegal immigrants’ determination to achieve the superlative living conditions America offers? Conservatives everywhere are in dire need to come up with more practical, cost-efficient methods to maintain safety, law and order on the 2000 mile stretch of border, because, depending upon the decisions of Congress will be a long-awaiting matter.

It is then that one questions the attempt to attain safety and all other qualities which need be purveyed in the border debate that one starts to go off on a tangent. How could the legislature possibly enact reform on the border for the better of the immigrant’s wellfare and for ensuring legitimacy in entering our nation in legal process? It appears quite patent that the only way to achieve these means is internal discouragment.

A tight statute must be implemented to ensure that all buisnesses in the free-enterprise system, monitor the legal status of all employees. Such statewide propositions have been voted for numerously in local elections, but perhaps, because of the circumstantial, pressing importance of this quandary, stronger, more emboldening propositions should be slated for votes. With each passing day, American citizens are witnessing the denial of financial aid on both state and federal levels while illegal aliens are granted their benefits. The unwillingness to defray taxes by many illegal aliens is making our economic status more and more sluggish, especially while we are currently passing through a recession.

Reform has to take place where, strict levels of screening and approval are issued to illegal aliens in order to nip both the nominal aspect and economic drags which illegal aliens are causing our nation. Until such reforms can be instated, a stalemate will remain on our border line, still deliquescing the finances of our country and corrupting the legal standpoint of fairness in our nation.