# Trump told about the merit-based immigration, not the DV lottery

US President Donald Trump called on his first 'State of the Union Address' on Tuesday night to bring policy changes in the US, including immigration policy. The most notable of these are the immigration policy of the United States, which he wants to put in pose.

In this case, he said about his administration's many steps and commitments.

In the joint session of the United States Congress, the President's annual speech or emphasis on radical change in immigration policy of 'State of the Union Address'. According to President Trump, the 'ridiculous' or retrograde system for the United States can not be left anymore. Rather, migration will be based on merit and qualification.

Trump said, "The time has come to move towards a meritorious immigration system, which will include them as immigrants who are skilled and meritorious, who want to work, who will contribute to our society and who love our country and respect.

For the US immigration, he proposed the reform of four steps ('Four Pillars'). Three of these four steps are the construction of walls on the Mexico border, ending unrestrained immigration and lifting Diversity Visas known as DV lotari.

He urged the Congress to formulate a law for the introduction of merit-based immigration system.

Analysts say that if this proposed new immigration system of Trump is implemented then millions of people in the Third World countries will dream of millions of people. But the golden doors of opportunity will be opened for millions of Indian meritorious professionals.

In the annual speech, he proposed a number of ways to legalize 18 million illegal immigrants. Parental status as a child

these illegal immigrants, who have gone to the United States, are able to become legal citizens of the United States by fulfilling certain steps.

These conditions include educational qualifications, work and moral character or good values.

Trump said that both his Republican and opposition Democratic parties would support his proposal,

For the sake of the country, everyone will have to forget the small differences.