Help me automate conflict resolution and cost-benefit analysis for this statement: 

Democrats want to reward people for breaking the law.

1. Clarify Positions

Reasons to agree:

1. President Obama said he "will not support any bill that does not provide an earned path to citizenship for the undocumented population."

Reasons to disagree:

1. Providing a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants is not a reward for breaking the law, but a pragmatic solution to a complex issue.
2. Obama's stance aimed to bring undocumented immigrants out of the shadows and integrate them into society, which can have economic and social benefits.

Interest of those who agree (that Obama is wrong):

1. Promoting the Republican Party by attacking a democrat.
2. The Rule of Law
3. Self interest: promoting their own race (if their race is different from the immigrant)

Interest of those who disagree (that Obama is wrong):

1. Promoting the Democratic Party by defending a democrat.
2. Self interest: promoting their own race (if their race is the same as the immigrant).
3. Family. Trying to re-unite with their family from South America

2. Identify Interests

Interests of those who agree (that Obama is wrong):

1. Promoting the Republican Party by attacking a Democrat
2. Upholding the rule of law
3. Self-interest: promoting their own race (if different from the immigrants')

Interests of those who disagree (that Obama is wrong):

1. Promoting the Democratic Party by defending a Democrat
2. Self-interest: promoting their own race (if the same as the immigrants')
3. Family reunification for immigrants from South America

Shared interests:

1. Ensuring a fair and effective immigration system
2. Protecting national security and public safety
3. Promoting the overall well-being of the nation

3. Objective Criteria for Assessing the Validity of the Belief

1. The specific provisions and requirements of the proposed path to citizenship
2. The potential impact on illegal immigration rates and border security
3. The economic and social consequences of integrating undocumented immigrants

4. Analyze Underlying Issues and Root Causes

1. The factors driving illegal immigration, such as poverty, violence, and lack of legal pathways
2. The historical context of U.S. immigration policies and their impact on current issues
3. The political polarization and gridlock surrounding immigration reform

5. Identify Unstated Assumptions

1. Assuming that a path to citizenship is a reward rather than a pragmatic solution
2. Assuming that all undocumented immigrants knowingly and willingly broke the law
3. Assuming that stricter enforcement alone can solve the issue of illegal immigration

6. Propose Top-rated Solutions

1. Develop a comprehensive immigration reform plan that includes border security measures, legal immigration pathways, and a conditional path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants
2. Invest in addressing the root causes of illegal immigration in sending countries through aid and diplomacy
3. Promote public education and dialogue to reduce polarization and foster a more nuanced understanding of immigration issues

7. Conduct Cost-Benefit Analysis

Potential Costs of Agreeing (Obama is wrong):

• Social: Reinforcing divisions and stereotypes about immigrants (High likelihood, Moderate impact)
• Economic: Losing out on potential economic contributions of undocumented immigrants (High likelihood, High impact)

Potential Benefits of Agreeing (Obama is wrong):

• Political: Gaining support from immigration hardliners and those prioritizing strict enforcement (Moderate likelihood, Moderate impact)
• Psychological: Feeling a sense of fairness and respect for the rule of law (Moderate likelihood, Low impact)

Potential Costs of Disagreeing (Obama is not wrong):

• Political: Facing criticism from those who prioritize strict immigration enforcement (High likelihood, Moderate impact)
• Safety: Perception of reduced border control and national security (Low likelihood, High impact)

Potential Benefits of Disagreeing (Obama is not wrong):

• Economic: Increased economic contributions from integrated immigrants (High likelihood, High impact)
• Social: Promoting family reunification and social cohesion (High likelihood, Moderate impact)

8. Identify Key Resources

• "The Congressional Dynamics of Immigration Reform" by Michael Olivas (book)
• "Immigration and the American Ethos" by Morris Levy and Matthew Wright (academic paper)
• "The Economic and Fiscal Consequences of Immigration" by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (report)

9. Evaluate Supporting Evidence

Best Supporting Evidence (Obama is wrong):

• Studies showing the economic costs of illegal immigration on public services and wages
• Examples of other countries with stricter immigration enforcement and lower illegal immigration rates

Best Supporting Evidence (Obama is not wrong):

• Research demonstrating the economic contributions of immigrants, both documented and undocumented
• Studies highlighting the importance of immigrant integration for social cohesion and upward mobility

Most Credible Supporters (Obama is wrong):

• Mark Krikorian, Executive Director of the Center for Immigration Studies
• Kris Kobach, former Kansas Secretary of State and immigration hardliner

Most Credible Supporters (Obama is not wrong):

• Cecilia Muñoz, former Director of the White House Domestic Policy Council under Obama
• Audrey Singer, Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution's Metropolitan Policy Program

10. Analyze Values and Ethics

Values and Ethics of those who agree (Obama is wrong):

• Prioritizing the rule of law and fairness
• Valuing national sovereignty and border control
• Emphasizing personal responsibility for legal status

Values and Ethics of those who disagree (Obama is not wrong):

• Prioritizing compassion and human rights
• Valuing diversity and inclusivity
• Emphasizing systemic factors and societal responsibility

11. Review Supporting Media

• "Immigration Nation" documentary series (Netflix)
• "Separated: Inside an American Tragedy" by Jacob Soboroff (book)
• Political cartoons depicting the debate over Obama's immigration policies

12. Explore Alternative Framings

• "Obama sought to provide a humane and practical solution to the issue of undocumented immigration."
• Equivalency score: Low
• Topic equivalency score: High
• % positivity: High
• % strength: Moderate
• % specificity: Moderate
• "President Obama aimed to bring hardworking undocumented immigrants out of the shadows and integrate them into American society."
• Equivalency score: Low
• Topic equivalency score: High
• % positivity: High
• % strength: High
• % specificity: High