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He notes that political rhetoric significantly influences migrants' perceptions of American border policies, often prompting a rush to enter before potential restrictions tighten. Both likely scenarios—whether Trump or a Democrat wins—will see increased migrant numbers immediately after elections, as individuals anticipate policy shifts.
He points out that the process of legal immigration remains lengthy and complex, often taking over a decade, especially for those seeking citizenship through pathways like military service. He advocates for reform, including fast-tracking military veterans and fixing loopholes that allow undocumented immigrants to exploit the system.