Absolutely no more than that, though. 
It’s great what he did, but he’s still a criminal - if somebody was breaking into a house and came across somebody in the house who was having a heart attack and called 911 and saved the person, that doesn’t excuse the fact that they were breaking into the house in the first place.
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Good for this man, character should be recognized and encouraged. In case anyone has forgot, character is doing the right thing when no one is looking. I’ll need some more evidence though before it changes my opinion that this man is the exception and not the rule of those streaming across our southern border.
Give him a first class ticket back to where he came from instead of a bus ride, nothing more.
Saving people that US citizens do not want to save.
But the fact that there are millions breaking our laws, changing our country against our will, and not being in the least bit apologetic about that is the reason that the occasional act of selflessness goes un-rewarded.
Were the magnitude of this immivasion not the tsunami it is, people like Jesus might be rewarded with a magnanimous act of dismissal of his own crime.
But no one is in the mood anymore for even that. Even giving an inch occasionally is now too much. And so the BP does what it does, even in this case.
It may change - someone in the government might make an exception in this case. But undoubtedly the agitators will be pushing for it in an attempt to score points: look for shrieking real soon from LULAC, La Raza and MALDEF.
And never make the mistake of thinking "they only want to work". The intent from the side or organizations like that is to seize political power in the U.S., nothing more.
It is their cynicism and desperation for power over the hated Gringos that will drive them to exploit this incident for their own sickening purpose.
Absolutely no more than that, though.
Thanks. Now go home and enter the US legally.