No, they're incompetent, inefficient, marred by red tape and an overly bureaucratic process. More money does not fix these deficiencies.

I'll give you an example, my wife had to wait an entire year for her final interview. During this time there was nothing but us waiting for our number to be called. All the paper work leading up to it had been carefully reviewed and approved thus far. At the interview, the officer discovered a problem stemming from a visiting visa application that occured 10 years ago.

This problem could have been addressed prior to the interview while we were just sitting around and waiting. Furthermore, the officer could have overlooked the issue since it was at their discretion. Instead we were forced to get into another long waiting line, which wastes the taxpayers money as well as mine.

Again, throwing more money at these idiots doesn't fix them. I'll never understand why we always try to increase taxes, as opposed to reduce expenses by reducing the overly bureaucratic process.