slowing illegal migration at the U.S. border before implementing any program for legalization of undocumented immigrants
enforcing penalties against employers who hire undocumented workers
further increasing Border Patrol agents and surveillance at the border, and developing a shared U.S.-Mexico-Canada I.D. system
investing in an economic development program between the U.S. and Mexico, rather than a wall at the U.S.-Mexico border
bringing the undocumented immigrant population in the U.S. into legal status with the following steps: 1. fees and fines high enough to pay for the increased personnel needed to greatly expedite processing 2. setting two dates for immigrants: one, a qualifying date; the other, a deadline for coming forward to enroll in a new guest worker program or apply for permanent residence 3. giving permanent resident applicants a first-come, first-served place in line, but following those now in line legally