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21 Geo. Immigr. L.J. 383 (2006-2007)
The Role of Immigration in a Coordinated National Security Policy

handle is hein.journals/geoimlj21 and id is 389 raw text is: THE ROLE OF IMMIGRATION IN A COORDINATED NATIONAL SECURITY POLICY DONALD KERWIN* AND MARGARET D. STOCK** I. INTRODUCTION .................................... 384 II. POST-9/11 SECURITY-RELATED IMMIGRATION ENVIONMENT .... 385 A. Method of Evaluating Security Strategies ............ 389 B. A Case Study in Measuring Success-Evaluating the US- VISIT Program ............................... 395 III. DEVELOPMENT OF THE IMMIGRATION SYSTEM AS PART OF A COORDINATED NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGY ................ 398 A. The U.S. Immigration System Should Collect Intelligence on Terrorists ................................. 398 B. The U.S. Immigration System Should Recognize that Immi- grants Can Be the Foot Soldiers in the Battle Against Terrorism ................................... 401 C. The U.S. Immigration System Should Identify the Foreign- Born Seeking to Enter and Stop Those Who Should Not be Adm itted .................................... 401 D. The U.S. Immigration System Should Legalize the Flow of Undocumented Laborers and Focus its Resources on High-Risk Immigrants ........................... 405 E. The U.S. Immigration System Should Be Able to Distin- guish Between Measures that Target Immigration Viola- tors and Those that Target Terrorists ............... 413 * Executive Director, Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc., member of the American Bar Association Commission on Immigration, advisor U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, Committee on Migration. The opinions and analysis provided in this report are the authors' alone, and do not necessarily reflect the positions of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. ** Associate Professor, Department of Social Sciences, United States Military Academy, West Point, New York and Lieutenant Colonel, Military Police Corps, United States Army Reserve. Attorney, admitted in Alaska. The opinions expressed in this report are the author's opinions only, and do not purport to reflect the views of the United States Military Academy, the Department of the Army, the Department of Defense, or any other government agency. © 2007, Donald Kerwin & Margaret D. Stock.

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