We Want A System That Is:

The Scale of the Problem

Key Issues

Family Migration: The Endless Chain

The Problem
  • More than 250,000 green cards a year go to extended relatives — adult siblings, their spouses, their adult kids.
  • Each new arrival can sponsor their own relatives.
  • Backlogs stretch to decades, and the numbers keep climbing.
What We Want
  • Green cards for spouses and minor children of citizens and permanent residents.
  • Visitor visas — not green cards — for extended family, keeping ties without permanently expanding the queue.

The Visa Lottery: No Way to Run a System

The Problem
  • Every year, 55,000 green cards are awarded by random draw — not skill, not family connection, not humanitarian need. Just luck.
What We Want
  • Eliminate the visa lottery.

Work Visas: A Last Resort, Not a First Option

The Problem
  • In theory, work visas fill genuine labor shortages.
  • In practice, they often displace qualified Americans with workers who have little power to push back.
What We Want
  • End programs that offer financial incentives to hire foreign labor over domestic.
  • Strictly limit the length — and require fair wages — of temporary worker programs to align with true emergency situations.

Birthright Citizenship: Protecting What It Was Meant to Protect

The Problem
  • The U.S. is one of only two developed nations that grants automatic citizenship to anyone born on its soil, regardless of the parents’ status.
  • A growing global industry — from birth tourism to human smuggling — exploits this gap.
What We Want
  • Apply future birthright citizenship to children of citizens and permanent legal immigrants.

Tell Congress: Fix Legal Immigration