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S. through legal avenues. Those who chose to break the law will face stiff penalties from the zero tolerance policy. This will push everyone to use the new system to legally immigrate to the U.S.
Domestically, this will address the needs of the nation's long-term labor challenges and illegal immigration. Internationally, the zero tolerance attitudes may not be well received from countries such as Mexico. However, the open legal immigration policy will help to ease these worries by providing another avenue for people to come to the U.S. This will advance the agenda by ensuring that immigration is dealt with and the labor markets have the workers it needs.
Jobs: To reduce unemployment there will be a focus on a massive jobs creation program. The way that this will be achieved is through having a national sales tax and using these funds to have the unemployed deal with critical issues impacting the nation (such as: infrastructure). This will not become another big government program. Instead, the funds will be targeted to American companies and workers. To achieve these objectives there will be series of standards that must be met by contractors. This will help to increase economic activity and reduce unemployment domestically. Internationally, this will make the country more competitive by having updated infrastructure. This will advance the agenda by directly targeting unemployment and improving the prosperity of the nation.
Education: To deal with the challenges impacting the education system, there will be a concentration on improving all teachers' flexibility when...
This means giving educators numerous tools and approaches to increase learning comprehension. Those schools that are most successful will be studied to determine how these results can be implemented on a nationwide scale. This will create policies that encourage students to excel academically. (Goodenow, 2012)
From a domestic standpoint, this will improve the country's ability to innovate and increase productivity. Internationally, this ensures that the nation remains competitive. The way that this will advance the agenda is to focus on those tactics that are most effective. This kind of approach was used during the Apollo Moon project to encourage students to excel in math and science. If this can be applied on a nationwide scale, it will ensure that achievement scores remain high. This will make certain that the nation is able to continually innovate and evolve with new challenges. As a result, the tag line for the campaign will be, "Responsible policies that are improving America's competitiveness." (Goodenow, 2012)
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Savings and Loan Associations. (1996). New York Times. Retrieved from: http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/subjects/s/savings_and_loan_associations/index.html
Goodenow, M. (2012). Cut, Invest and Grow. JFK Policy. Retrieved from: http://www.jfkpolicy.org/JFK%20POLICY%20CENTER.BOOM.pdf
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