Martin O'Malley (Immigration)
Revision as of 15:36, 27 January 2016 by imported>Julia
O'Malley's Immigration (section page)
Comprehensive Reform
- Immediately extend executive action to protect at least 9 million immigrants from deportation (MOW-5)
- Provide deferred action to the greatest possible number of immigrants (MOW-IR)
- Grant broad waivers to the three- or ten-year bar and work with Congress to achieve a permanent repeal (MOW-IR)
- Expand parole-in-place to benefit all spouses, children, and parents of U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents (MOW-IR)
- Undertake significant outreach and educational programs to promote naturalization (MOW-IR)
- Rescind the regulations restricting health care for deferred action recipients (MOW-IR)
- Limit detention to only those who pose a clear threat to public safety (MOW-IR)
- Close inhumane detention facilities (MOW-IR)
- Expand due process protections in the detention and immigration system (MOW-IR)
- Prevent racial and religious profiling (MOW-IR)
- Disentangle public safety and local law enforcement from immigration enforcement (MOW-IR)
- Ensure a secure border through the strategic use of personnel and technology, extensive training and support for immigration officers, and policies that address the root causes of migration (MOW-IR)
- Focus on priority cases that advance national security, address violent crime or financial fraud, and protect the most vulnerable members of society (MOW-IR)
