Legal (sic), "illegal"... WTH is the difference? If someone is here, a piece of paper issued by a corrupt government out of Washington Wonderland, District of Corruption is not going to make them anything except another subject of the NEW WORLD ORDER. As soon as that individual gets their citizenship, they will become a Democrat.
After that happens, they can tell Correll to shut his pie hole and shine their shoes. He'll do it with a smile on his face and joy in his heart... Correll just wants others to share in the Hell he's creating for himself and generations to come.
Your point about the legal vs illegal has some validity, and I would be happy to address it.
BUT, the post you hit reply to, was pointing out that lack of radical-ness in wanting to send the foreigners home.
That was the point, and you failed to address it. That was unreasonable and unfair of you.
I don't know what kind of answer you want. We've discussed this umpteen times. When the Declaration of Independence was signed, it contained the following:
"
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness."
Either you believe in those foundational principles or you don't. It's not multiple choice. Either man derives his Rights (especially Liberty in this case) from a Creator or he does not. Which is it? An
unalienable Right is not given by government.
Unalienable Rights are absolute and above the law. It is the meaning of the word, sir.
Unalienable Rights cannot apply to citizens only. The reason being, when the Declaration of Independence was signed, there were
NO American Citizens. Not one, single solitary citizen signed that document. It says
ALL men are created equal and
ALL men have those Rights conferred upon them by a Creator.
When people come here to partake of opportunities willingly offered; to work a job; to buy and sell, I see no problem. When people like you think that means these people must become a part of the body politic,
THAT is where we part company. But, right now you should focus on the Rights of man. Either you believe in Liberty or you don't. Citizenship and being part of the body politic are privileges controlled by government. For that reason, I do not agree with the assault on private property Rights your sides supports. I don't think the children of non-citizens have any "
right" to a free public education. I don't support wholesale citizenship as your side does.
So, what answer, exactly are you looking for?