I can agree with you on the electric chair; but, where is the justice in giving him free room and board for the rest of his in a country where he entered illegally and damaged the life of one of our children?
The issue of allowing anyone to enter and remain in the U.S. illegally is just one of the problems that politicians in DC will not deal with. They deny the existence of problems because if they were acknowledged they would have to take some kind of action. The U.S. can rid itself of illegals. It would take a while and the short-term financial expense would be great. They could be kept out. Seal the borders and all ports of entry, check everyone coming into the country, do not allow amnesty to anyone and cut off the visas. Will it ever be done? Not in my lifetime.
The remaining choices are death or incarceration for the rest of their life. Deport them and they will come right back. Long-term financial expense but with the way things are now, there really is no other option which will ensure that that one particular individual will do no harm to anyone else. Certainly one of the things that IMO should be done is to take away the positive trappings of prison life. No TV, radio, books, weight rooms, exercise yards, basketball courts, just very plain, basic food, no contact with the outside world. Will the bleeding hearts ever let this happen? Not in my lifetime.
I know that God said “Justice is mine” but in spite of that, if anyone causes harm to my grandchildren they would have an opportunity to complain to God about me long before they had planned to do so.