The document outlines the history and proposed framework for comprehensive immigration reform in the U.S., referencing the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 and subsequent efforts towards reform. It highlights past spending on immigration enforcement and deportations, indicating a significant increase in both over the years. The author emphasizes the need for a structured approach to immigration that includes pathways to citizenship and improved border security.

1. Comprehensive Immigration
Reform In a Nutshell
Philip A. Eichorn, Esq.
Philip Eichorn Co., LPA
Immigration Attorney, Cleveland, Ohio

2. Immigration Law In A
Nutshell
◦ Immigration And Nationality Act Was
Created In 1952
◦ Quota System Was Installed
 Family Visas
 Employment and Education Visas
◦ By Country And Evenly Distributed
 Regardless of Geographical Location
 Regardless of Population Size

3. Current Patchwork Of Immigration
Laws
IMFA
Real ID IRCA
Immigration
AEDPA IMMACT90
IIRIRA

4. Comprehensive Immigration
Reform
No More Whack-a-Mole!

5. 1. Bush Met Mexican
President Vicente Fox
2. Framework For
Temporary Worker
Visa Program
3. Agreement To
Address Unlawful
Immigration And
Anti –Terrorism
4. September 11,
September 10, 2001 2001

6. 2012 – 18 Billion U.S. Dollars
24% More Spent Than On FBI, DEA, ATF, Secret
Service And U.S Marshalls ---Combined!
Past 26 Years – 187 Billion U.S. Dollars Spent
(219 Billion Accounting For Inflation)

7. Current Deportations
 1990 – 30,039
Ordered And
Deported
 2011 – 391,953
Ordered And
Deported
 Bush’s Final Year
In Office – 369,221

8. ICE TRIPS OVER
ITS OWN TWO
FEET

9. Current Framework For Change
 Enhanced Border  Additional Allocation
Security of Resources
Towards Criminal
Alien Removals
 Worksite
Enforcement

10. All To Get A Pathway To
Citizenship
Follow, Follow, Follow….

11. CIR = Moral Compass…
Philip Eichorn Co., LPA
Attorneys at Law
812 Huron Rd. E #290
Cleveland, OH 44115
(216) 970-7102
www.eichorn-law.com