This is a five-part package. The details are flexible.
1. Those now in the country illegally:
-Shall register for work documents and resident visas within 180 days of enactment of this bill. Requests shall be granted summarily.
-Shall be ineligible for naturalization unless the person immigrated under the age of eighteen.
-Shall account for all unpaid taxes and commit to an equitable repayment plan.
-Shall, if they worked for wages not in compliance with applicable wage laws, be paid the difference by their employer(s). This restitution shall be subject to taxation.
-Shall, if they fail to comply with the above, be summarily deported if subsequently apprehended by law enforcement.
2. Those applying for permission to enter the country or work here:
-Shall, unless convicted of an offence proscribed by our laws, be summarily granted permission.
-Shall be ineligible for federally instituted welfare programs. States shall retain the prerogative to admit them.
3. People born in the United States shall be considered citizens only if at least one parent is a citizen. Citizenship shall be granted to minor children upon the naturalization of the parent if so requested.
4. Documented aliens convicted of a felony or any three misdemeanors shall be summarily deported and ineligible to return. Eligibility shall be restored if sufficient convictions are overturned to bring the alien’s record within this limit.
5. Employers shall verify all workers’ status. Employers shall be subject to a penalty if they know (or should know) that a worker is illegal.
