but again, we gotta start shaming some of these countries to get their shyt in order...or maybe its by designI feel like you are grossly misinterpreting what I'm saying.
Folks are crossing the border because employment opportunities are slim to none back home and better here. But for people here employment opportunities are becoming scarce as well. So for those countries as well as ours the best course of action is to increase employment within one's borders. If people are trying to border jump you are too late. It's like trying to stop crime with tougher policing. Curing symptoms won't fix underlying causes.
Laws won't increase investments in countries that have no money to invest. If the countries had money they could employ their people, and those people wouldn't be border jumping. Only countries in NA with money to invest are the US, Canada and Mexico- all of which have their own employment issues that take priority. US money building factories in Mexico is jobs leaving the US. That's a net zero solution. I wasn't talking about people here sending money back, though it is documented that many poor countries' economies depend heavily on foreign inflows between relatives.
Bottom line, you want less illegal immigration into the US, you have to give the folks trying to get in a reason not to leave their countries in the form of political stability, low crime and gainful employment. Those things can't be created by writing a law. If it were that simple it would have been done already.

I mean then again, would the US be happy if another country was doing better than them?

