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| New Federalist Party Platform |
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| Immigration | |||||||||||||||||||||
| New Federalists support restricting immigration by limiting the total number of immigrants based on the number of immigrants granted citizenship in a previous year. This year is based on census data and chosen by Congress and the Chair of the Federal Reserve. For example, if the government decided to base the number on census data from 1985, the total number of immigrants admitted would be 570,009. This number can be chosen on a yearly basis as the economy warrants. Qualification for immigration would be based on skills, political refugee status and family unification. Unrestricted immigration leads to a large amount of unskilled labor depressing the economy. This problem will be corrected with a proactive limit to immigration. The New Federalist also support more funding toward INS and border patrol in order to reduce illegal immigration. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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| Capital Punishment | |||||||||||||||||||||
| The death penalty represents the most severe form of punishment a government can enforce upon its criminals. The New Federalists believe that this punishment is appropriate for the most heinous of criminal offenders: those who intentionally take the life of another. With the death penalty in place, many perpetrators will be deterred from committing serious crimes, fearful of the consequences imposed by a strong criminal justice system. The death penalty will also serve as a final retribution to the families of the victims. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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