Monoculturalist
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It was not "realistic" to let things go completely to shit on the border like Biden did. It was also not realistic to bus them or fly them to various large cities to have them stay at hotels and such. It was so unrealistic, in fact, that a lot of local democrats were pissed at the administration for how their cities were being flooded with illegals.Dems are NOT supporting illegal immigration, but they are being realistic in their solutions, while Republicans like the status quo and refuse to change it.
You cannot deport 10 million people. It's not physically possible, and it's certainly not good economics to do so. You can deport 400,000 people per year - realistically.
Trump's illegal and ill advised attempts to increase that number, have caused widespread chaos throughout the nation and resulted in FEWER deportations than the Democrats did, while blowing the entire ICE budget in just a few month.
Instead of locking up immigrants, Democrats arrest their employers and charge them. The fines levied pay for the investigation and prosecution, and when these companies are under compliance orders, they're monitored by ICE to ensure that they're not hiring illegals. When companies stop hiring, illegal border crossings drop like a stone. Democrats reduce illegal border crossings and the fines collected from employers pays for the border enforcement. WIN/WIN for the nation.
Republicans refuse to prosecute employers so as soon as Republican is in office, Tyson and Koch put out word "now hiring illegals" and they come running. Republicans get to claim Democrats favour "open borders" and they get to make a big show of mass arrests and deportations, but the numbers of undocument workers continue to rise.
Stop blaming Democrats for your problem with illegals. Republicans have refused to change immigration laws since 1987, because this shit is working for them.
You can deport 10 million people, but it takes time. Granted, it takes a lot more time than normal when courts that don't even have jurisdiction obstruct the process.
I can support fining employers, but that's only part of the process.
While I can concede that the GOP overall has been lackluster in fixing this issue, dems have blocked a lot of legislation for reforming immigration. There is a large section of the Democratic party that wants mass amnesty.