Original sentence: English-only movement.Federation for American Immigration Reform.However, the term is also widely used to describe proposals to increase legal immigration, such as the guest worker proposal supported by George W.Illegal immigration.Immigration reduction.Immigration to the United States.In a certain sense, reform can be general enough to include promoted, expanded, or open immigration, but in reality discussions of reform often deal with the aspect of reducing or eliminating immigration altogether.In that sense, reform typically refers to a wide spectrum of viewpoints which may include anti-immigration and immigration reduction.In the United States, the Federation for American Immigration Reform is one example of a group which supports reduced immigration numbers.In the view of some, this migration creates shifts in the ethnic balance of a nation so as to make indigenous people sense a threat to their stability and way of life.Minuteman Project.Open immigration.Others view corporations looking for low-wage labor as a primary factor influencing immigration policy, particularly in regards to the enforcement (or lack thereof) of employment laws, including minimum wage laws and laws against hiring illegal immigrants.Senator John McCain and Congressman Chris Cannon are examples of people who use the term to describe their proposals for expanded immigration.The very notion of concentrated wealth (and hence concentrated power) is often dependent upon what some see as unjust acts and procedures —and the influx of immigration from impoverished to wealthy nations is seen be those holding this view as the natural consequence of concentrated power.Tom Tancredo.Wealthy nations may act as magnets that attract people to their borders, usually seeking work
Edited sentence: In a certain sense, reform can be general enough to include promoted, expanded, or open immigration, but in reality much of "reform" often deals with the aspect of reducing or eliminating immigration altogether.In that sense, "reform" typically refers to a wide spectrum of anti-immigration which may include anti-immigration and immigration reduction.Such policies show themselves to be in the context of political history as ethnically and racially influenced.The very notion of concentrated wealth (and hence concentrated power) is often dependent upon unjust acts and procedures —and the influx of immigration from empoverished to wealthy nations is simply the natural consequence of concentrated power.This migration creates shifts in the ethnic balance of a nation so as to make wealthy indigenous people sense a threat to their stability and way of life.Wealthy nations, almost by definition, act as magnets that attract people to their borders, usually seeking work