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The only way in which to secure the border would be to have a wall extending coast to coast and guard towers with armed guards. However, this would take a significant amount of time and resources to implement. A better solution would be to implement a policy where any employer who is caught hiring an illegal would be required (no exception) to do jail time and pay a hefty fine. As employers start going to jail, you would see a sharp drop in the number of illegals in the workforce. No one wants to go to jail. Illegals would be forced back to their countries of origin as they would have no source of income.
Amnesty will not work because after you grant amnesty to a group of illegals, you'll have a new group waiting. The cycle will just repeat itself. Not to mention that granting amnesty would be unfair to the immigrants who go through the process, and become citizens the legal way, undergoing background checks, paying the required fees, and waiting their turn in line.
I agree with what yousay about jailing employers and unfairness to people immigrating legally, BUT, illegals would not necessarily be forced out of the country because of unemployment. They could also live here on welfare, as many due by way of the anchor baby racket, and/or false documentation. It's critical to put a stop to birthright citizenship, and develop a foolproof method of determining legality (biometrically).