Why large-scale, centralized administrative capacity is the prerequisite for lawful, humane, and effective immigration enforcement. It reframes immigration not as a street-level policing problem, but as a throughput and governance problem.
Backlogs, inconsistent outcomes, and risky field encounters are symptoms of an undersized administrative system—not lack of authority.
Our laws were written to prevent systemic disruption in the face of overwhelming breakdown
Processing thousands of cases per day in one coordinated location replaces scattered, high-risk encounters with predictable, lawful resolution.
When everyone goes through the same system, outcomes are consistent, reviewable, and defensible.
The physical ability to process cases at scale determines whether laws are meaningfully enforceable.
Capacity Is the Difference Between Law and Chaos
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