Not the problem,
All those illegals competing for the same jobs sure isn't the solution for low skilled Americans.
So you have just admitted that illegal aliens work, good for you,
And now they need to go back home and work there.
Except the US is intent on making sure there aren't any jobs for them there.
Except the US is intent on making sure there aren't any jobs for them there.
The US is supposed to make sure there are jobs for them in their home country?
Damn, that's hilarious!
Let's try explaining this in a way you should be able to grasp.
Ever heard of the Marshall Plan? Post WW2 and many countries were in serious need of rebuilding. The US helped certain allies to rebuild, like Japan, who had been an enemy, and the Japanese came strongly to the forefront of the Cold War in the Pacific. West Germany was also very strong along with France, they were staunch allies in the Cold War. They benefited the US greatly, it was money well spent for the US.
At the end of the Cold War the US again helped countries that had formerly been their enemies. Many Warsaw Pact countries, but not Russia. America still feared the power of Russia. So, during the 1990s while many Warsaw Pact countries were doing well, Russia wasn't. So Russia then went and elected Putin who has been a thorn in the side of America ever since. Had the US helped Russia, showed the Russians that democracy can work, then maybe someone like Putin wouldn't have found it easy to come to the fore in politics. But it didn't work like that.
For Mexico there seem to be a few problems, crime and drugs, and illegal workers. Neither of these are a problem for the US-Canadian border. There's no call for a wall on the US-Canadian border.
Canada has a GDP of $46,000 per capita, Mexico has $19,000 per capita.
The border is going to cost Americans billions of dollars all because of this. If Mexico has jobs, and Mexico increases its GDP then it's more able to fight the drugs and the crime, saving the US money, and the border will be less crossed, saving the US money.
Got it?