Disagree.If a person who lacks authorization to be present in the U.S. is apprehended for something and their status as such becomes know, sure, they should be deported. I do not, however, advocate expending resources to actively find undocumented immigrants solely because they are undocumented immigrants. For instance:Should illegal aliens be deported?
- Should it become known a given undocumented immigrant poses a safety threat to citizens, a state, a city, a building or the nation as a whole, sure hunt them down and send the packing, or hunt them down, try them in a court of law if necessary and incarcerate them, or, if relevant, summarily detain them under whatever be the applicable terrorist/national security provisions, whichever be more appropriate to the circumstances.
- I wouldn't send ICE agents to the local Home Depot to determine which of the dudes there seeking "pick-up" work may be undocumented immigrants and commence deportation procedures for any who are.
- If an undocumented immigrant is convicted of (admits to) a crime, misdemeanor or felony, sure, deport, or incarcerate them and at the end of their incarceration, deport them.
- When persons are stopped for speeding, I wouldn't have cops solicit proof of the person having (or not being) authorization to be in the U.S.
- Upon receiving a tip that a firm employs undocumented immigrants, sure, deport those determined to be illegally working for that firm, provided the individual isn't someone whose situation isn't one whereby his/her authorization has expired and the needed re-authorization is already in process and reasonably likely to be granted. (Obviously there's an equitable time window associated with the qualifying provision I've noted. I can't precisely quantify that time period, but I can describe what strikes me as equitable in such instance -- it's however long Customs and Immigration takes to process such applications + seven business days to allow for mail delivery + two calendar weeks.)
We face an Invasion Force of 11-12,000,000 Illegal Aliens currently residing on US soil without our express prior consent.
A nation that lacks the courage to enforce its own sovereignty and borders it destined to fall.
Those who came before us have worked and sacrificed too much to allow that to happen without challenge.
Either we beat Sanctuary Cities and Sanctuary States into the dust or we spend megabucks on hunt-and-deport operations.
Either we fashion a new generation of laws designed to make Illegal Aliens want to leave on their own, or we spend megabucks on hunt-and-deport operations.
To make omelettes ya gotta break a few eggs.
Time to take effective measures to repel this 11-12,000,000 -strong Invasion Force.
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