Bradley / 2 Senator Abina

A BILL
To prohibit the act to deny immigration workers the right to work in the United States, includin
professions of lower income.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in
SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE
This act may be cited as the Immigration Working Act of 2016.

SECTION 2. FINDINGS
Congress hereby finds and declares that,
1) Unauthorized immigrants make up 5.1% of the U.S. labor force.
2) The 20 million U.S. - born children of immigrants are significantly better off financially than
parents.
3) Granting citizenship to undocumented immigrants would create jobs and increase tax revenu
4) Citizenship would allow millions of undocumented immigrants to work on the books and con
Security.
5) Eliminating birthright citizenship would increase the unauthorized population.
6) Unauthorized immigrants pay billions of dollars in state and local taxes.
7) Immigrants have an outsized role in U.S. economic output because they are disproportionate
working and are concentrated among prime working ages.
8) The evidence shows that in the long run, immigrants do not reduce native employment rates.
9) States with the highest percentage of illegal immigrant workers are Nevada, California, Texa
10) In 1951, a formal agreement was struck between the United States and Mexico to import se
the agricultural industry.

SECTION 3. STATUTORY LANGUAGE

A) The immigration Working Act of 2015 shall allow illegal immigrants the right to work as a p
citizenship. All prohibition of the ability to provide a stable and operative profession for an illeg
American soil shall henceforth be abolished. Immigrants in the United States are eligible to be a
of any profession for which they meet the certain qualifications, regardless of their ethnicity, ra
qualified immigrant shall be denied the proper training which is necessary for him or her to per
she is assigned during the time of their requested profession. All existing members of any comp
for whom deny any illegal immigrant the right to a certain career of their choosing shall be term
B) This law shall be enforced and upheld by the Department of Defense and all branches of the
Immigration Forces. Funding for additional training and support for immigrants previously not
directly from the budget already allotted by Congress for the Department of Defenses and the U
Immigration Forces. Any service member found breaking this law will be prosecuted according
United States Code Title 10 Section B Part I Chapter 54.
C) This law shall go into effect January 1, 2017.

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Press Release
Americans today struggle with the idea of new
innovative ideas and are in dire need for new minds to
provide them with helpful tips and concepts to better our
country. The Immigration Act of 2016 should become a

law as this act will benefit and influence our current

economic status through tax revenues. In addition, we
would be providing immigrants the opportunity to help
them start their new lives in a more successful nation.
Lastly our labor force would become much stronger if the
number of working immigrants in America rose. In
conclusion, the Immigration Act of 2016 will help
Americans strive for better opportunities and ideas
throughout our nation.