The Policy Section on "Reverse Migration" in Your Textbook Argues

Multiple Choice

The policy section on "reverse migration" in your textbook argues that the first step to domestic immigration reform should be to:

A) overturn the restrictions that other nations, including Mexico, place on Americans immigrating to their countries.
B) encourage other nations to tighten their relatively "open" immigration policies so that they are more "in line" (i.e., restrictive) with U.S. policies.
C) overturn America's relatively restrictive immigration policies so that they are more "in line" with the more "open" policies of other nations.
D) raise the bar on America's immigration policies in a concerted effort to prevent cultural extinction.