...Tilting at windmills...
Perhaps, but it be sumfin' to do, and it's tilting in a worthwhile cause, judging by recent interest on the part of the American People... and, ya never know until ya really try.
...and the wrong ones at that.
Hardly. One of
several windmills that need considerable attention. One thing at a time. This is as good a place to start as any.
No. You don't want to deny people medical care or education. If you think about it without emotion for a minute, you'll realize that.
Yes.
I want to (I think we should) deny Illegal Aliens medical care and educational services, on US soil - even after thinking about it long and hard.
Let them go home and seek educational and medical services there.
Not our problem.
Oh, we can certainly make allowances for life-saving emergency care, and contagion control, and condition-stabilizing care, sufficient to make it safe to transport patients back to their home countries, as a humanitarian gesture.
We can even undertake full-scale care-responsibility for someone too unstable to transport back to their home country, billing their home-country for such care, and ensuring that we collect, even if it ends-up being at a discounted rate - and if the host-country won't pay one way, it can pay another - in seized trade-goods, one-time tax levies on goods, withholding of compensating amounts from any pending transfer of funds between the US Treasury and theirs, whatever.
Insofar as Education is concerned, if they can get free schooling for their kids, they are going to continue coming here, or continue to stay here.
If they can't get educational services here, that will be one more (huge) reason to return home.
All part of a holistic solution that makes the legal and services environment toxic to Illegal Aliens, in order to effectively force them to go home, without going to the trouble and cost of physically deporting them.
I've thought about it, and I fully support such a suggestion, because it goes a long way towards making their presence in the United States more and more impossible to sustain.
