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Rounding up 13 million illegals is like herding cats
Throw some employers in jail and watch the jobs dry up
EXACTLY! We know it ain't Libral's who hire most of them too.
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Rounding up 13 million illegals is like herding cats
Throw some employers in jail and watch the jobs dry up
Your thinking is not in harmony with the founder expressed intentions!
Illegal aliens who are caught on our soil ought to be punished, perhaps with a minimum one year sentence to hard labor cleaning our roadways, painting our public buildings, maintaining our city parks, etc., and then deported. When the word gets out that getting caught means a jail term, hard labor for food, and then deportation, instead of medical care, education of their children and other welfare benefits, self deportation will quickly start.
Rounding up 13 million illegals is like herding cats
Throw some employers in jail and watch the jobs dry up
EXACTLY! We know it ain't Libral's who hire most of them too.
The irrefutable fact is, the provision you cite was never intended by its authors, nor the States when ratifying the Constitution to remotely suggest that immigration was to be regulated by the federal government.
And the case law in support of this is where?
Your thinking is not in harmony with the founder expressed intentions!
And again, your case law in support of this? I don’t recall seeing ‘johnwk’ in Marbury v. Madison.
Illegal aliens who are caught on our soil ought to be punished, perhaps with a minimum one year sentence to hard labor…cleaning our roadways, painting our public buildings, maintaining our city parks, etc., and then deported. When the word gets out that getting caught means a jail term, hard labor for food, and then deportation, instead of medical care, education of their children and other welfare benefits, self deportation will quickly start.
The snag here is the above is un-Constitutional. See Plyler v. Doe (1982) and Boumediene v. Bush (2008). ....