Mike Carey on Immigration

	Mike Carey on Immigration

No sanctuary cities; cap on number of legal immigrants

Q: Should the U.S. should do more to physically secure the southern border?

A: Strongly Agree.

Q: Should state and federal funds be denied to any public or private entity, such as a sanctuary city, that is not in compliance with immigration laws?

A: Strongly Agree.

Q: Who should be allowed to immigrate to the U.S. and under what circumstances?

A: The US allows more legal immigration into our country than any other nation on Earth. Legal immigration is an important economic driver and we should continue to encourage people to pursue the American dream. However, we should regularly evaluate the cap on this number of legal immigrants that are allowed to relocate here to ensure we are not crippling our own workforce, depressing wages, or hiring for positions that could be filled by current US citizens.

Source: 2022 AFA Action iVoterGuide on OH-15 House race , Nov 8, 2022

A nation that cannot control its borders is not a nation

Biden's open border policies created a humanitarian crisis, a crime crisis, and a fentanyl crisis that has caused overdoses to become the leading cause of death for Americans aged 18-45. In Congress, Mike is fighting for tougher border policies by co-sponsoring bills such as the Border Security for America Act, Migrant Relocation Transparency Act, and the Border Czar Accountability Act. We must recommit to strong border policies because a nation that cannot control its borders is not a nation. Source: 2022 OH-15 House campaign website CareyForCongress.com , Nov 16, 2022

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