You recall there was broad agreement on legislation in Congress on immigration that would have passed if Trump had not pulled the plug on Republican support.
It is not like the US doesn't understand the Americas and the Caribbean. We have been meddling in their internal politics for more than a century with disasterous results in many cases.
It is important to note that there were 100's of thousands of jobs in the clothing industry in the US in the 1960's until most began moving off shore. Under a federally supported program many operations were moved into plants in Central America creating badly needed jobs. Of course the plug was eventually pulled on that support and the jobs headed to Bangledesh and points east.
My point is there is not a lot of new ideas on immigration. Some of the changes needed in our laws and funding to support it were largely contained in the joint bill.
With that background. How practical is it to expect that someone could come up with new innovative ideas to fix politics in Central/South America and Haiti in order to contain immigration.
