Immigration--the right and smart approach

First things first; give every illegal 60 days to come forward and register as an illegal. If they don't, they gone.

Nah. Give any Illegal Immigrant here 90 days to self deport with the ability to be first in line for a vetted process of legal immigration. Anyone who is left after that and is caught is sent back with no chance of returning.
Tax remittances to Mexico and Central America at 40%
Build the Wall
Militarize our southern border like 95% of all developed nations do
Fine business owners and companies that are employing Illegal Immigrants

Work permits are what most of them want. Ability to come to the U.S. to work, send money home, and be able to return to Mexico. I don't have a problem with this. Not everyone in Mexico wants to live in the U.S. this is a fallacy. They can live great in Mexico on relatively low U.S. wages.

If you have a work permit and commit any crime while in the U.S. you are done. This includes drunk driving. No work permits, no further entry into the U.S. Basically banned for life.

Immigrating families that go through the system have a probationary period that involves work and no criminal activity... say 8-10 years. Any criminal activity and they are gone. The entire family is gone... even the ones born here in the U.S. They go back with the family. Let them know this up front when they are first allowed to immigrate.

No voting rights at all until citizenship is granted. Caught voting this is a crime and you are gone. Can't respect the law then this is not the country for you and your family.

Fine and the republicans should be out front promoting this.

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If their goal was something other than a monoethnic state.. they would be

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What if Mexico taxes remittances to the USA at 40%? That is a foolish idea.

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Are Mexicans sending 26 Billion a year into the US?

You are aware this is a very one sided issue. What you posted is actually foolish.

The green card thing is pretty complex. I'm working with an employee on one now, and it is an intensive, multi year process. The idea being that the government must be convinced that that job couldn't be filled by an American before granting the green card. I like the concept, but the bureaucracy is exhausting and needs to be changed.

I support the wall. I think a waiting period to come forward and apply for a green card is a good start. Let them apply for naturalization the old fashioned way. The rest go back. Making some one-time exception for citizenship just encourages more border jumping.

That's what I'm talking about. Give them a few months to come forward. If you comply, you get expedited greencards. Everyone else...

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That would be the first thing and would work simultaneously as they came to get their green card.

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The rest of your plan is pretty solid except I'd give them temp green cards until we vet them.

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First off we should let anyone that works, is not on public assistance of any kind and has health insurance that is here today have a green card now. We want people that contribute and it is foolish not to want such people.

Second we should give anyone "illegally" here 90 days to get a job and get off of welfare and get insurance and when they do they should be given a green card.

These green cards should be immediately revoked if the circumstances change for the individual and they are become unemployed or without insurance.

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Nope.

Your way is completely unfair to legal immigrants that have paid their dues and bided their time to come to this country illegally.

They need to go back and get in line with the rest of the people that want to be legal immigrants.

This smacks of sanitized cheap labor talking points from the Chamber of Commerce crowd btw.