re: #67 wheat-dogg, raker of forests, master of steam

This would require both parties to agree on a clear and logical — and most of all fair — sets of laws and regulations regarding visas, residency, immigration and naturalization, rather than the patchwork, often self-contradictory system in place now. That system serves now only as a thorn in the sides of worthy people who want to live in the USA and as a political football to kick around come election time.

Don’t hold your breath.

I know, too many conflicting interests, and too many US industries (e.g., food service, construction, gardening/landscaping, domestic services, etc.) whose entire business model is based on having a large, low-wage, easily exploited (read; undocumented) work force