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The conversation turns practical: implementing stricter standards for legal residency, such as requiring civics tests and proof of financial independence—measures designed to prevent welfare-driven migration. Proposals include expelling migrants who rely on government assistance within a specific timeframe, and shifting resources to provide aid in their home countries, making repatriation more feasible.
There is also mention of potential reforms to the chain migration system through legislation, and increasing penalties for those assisting illegal entry. The importance of congressional action is underscored, given the limitations of presidential authority, especially when confronting legislative opposition or activist judges.