Border Security and Immigration
260. Border Security and Immigration
We urge the implementation of state and federal laws to require that:
a. Biometric identity of suspected illegal aliens be compared with a database of biometric identities of current and past suspected illegal aliens before further processing.
b. A suspected illegal alien whose biometric identity matches biometric identity captured for a prior attempt at illegal entry shall remain in custody and the case expedited as a probable attempt at second or subsequent illegal reentry.
c. No suspected illegal aliens can be transported across state lines until final determination of immigration status.
d. Additional court resources shall be made available to expedite final determination of immigration status.
e. Suspected illegal aliens of any age must remain in custody until final determination of their immigration status.
f. Suspected illegal aliens whose final immigration status does not make them known legal residents to the US shall immediately be deported and shall remain in custody until physically removed from the US.
g. There shall be no suspected illegal aliens released into the general US public, either directly or indirectly.
h. Only persons known to be legal entrants shall be released into the US population.