I know you TK and you know I like you
Gorsh... I'm flattered.
But I don't see it quite that way...parents do what they can, to make the best future for their kids. It's human nature, regardless of nationality
Let me put it this way. These parents, in an effort to make a better life for their child(ren) have done the
exact opposite. The parent is in a legally compromising position, and the child has to keep his tongue lest he or she expose their undocumented parent. That's not a better life, that's making your child live life in constant fear and uncertainty. That's not fair to the child. It's wrong.
To me, the child needs to suffer the same consequences as the parent even if they weren't aware of what their parents were doing at the time. They were all citizens of another country when they crossed the border. I get where you're coming from, but you see, I was taught that actions have direct and indirect consequences. I feel sorry for the child, I really do, but they need to learn the same lessons as their parents. Breaking the law is wrong. No better life is worth committing a crime for. That
is not ensuring the best future for that child.
I suggest, that you as a liberal, start about making any undocumented people you know of aware of what options they have, instead of them constantly running and fleeing from the authorities. Namely the naturalization process or the refugee process. Any
legal process that would grant both parent and child citizenship, not one or the other.
DACA was a president overriding the will of congress to make changes to our immigration laws. That is something that can't happen in my book. Congress should be the sole arbiter of who and what comes through our borders.
It isn't a matter of "human nature" it is a matter of "better judgement."