The Positions of the Third Party Presidential Candidates Regarding Immigration and Border Security

Stats show that Third Party Candidates are getting more attention from the voters. Maybe because the internet makes it just as easy for Third Party Candidates to get their point across as the candidates of the major parties. Whatever the reason, Third Party Candidates and Third Party Candidates positions on the major issues of the day are becoming more well known. And informed voter should have a much information about the Third Party Candidates running for the highest office in the land as they can. Whether or not you agree with a Third Party Candidates position on a certain issue, getting to know their position will help you understand the different points of view and help you make a more informed decision. Take the time to visit the Web Sites of the Third Party Candidates, read their opinions on the issue of Immigration and Border Security and you will get quiet a few different opinions to be sure.

The Third Party Presidential Candidates of the Constitution Party

Dr. Don J. Grundmann
While Dr. Grundermann does not have his position on Immigration and Border Security on his Presidential Candidates web site, he does have a link to articles that will give you good insight into his thoughts on the issue..

The Third Party Presidential Candidates of the Green Party

Alan Augustson
Mr. Augustson does not have his policy on Immigration and and Border Security on his Presidential Candidates Web Site.

Elaine Brown
Ms. Brown does not have her position on Immigration and Border Security on her Presidential Candidates web site.

Kent Mesplay
Mr. Mesplay has a very extensive article on Immigration and Border Security on his Presidential Candidates Web Site. In part, he states, "A grossly expensive, multi-billion dollar triple fence is not the solution to border issues. We need leaders who, like the recent winner of the Nobel Peace prize, recognize the power of micro-lending and community-based economics, which are Green values." "A better solution toward border enforcement would be to use the billion-plus dollars as small business loans to all communities on both sides of the border."