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“Then you are saying illegals will still remain in significant force even though strict enforcement of current immigration laws will target both the illegals and their employers who are the illegals source of income. Illegals come here to earn more money than they make in their homeland. Most of which they send back to family. Suggesting those who are not captured will remain without any income is ludicrous on its face.”

OK, somehow I missed the part where you decided that the boys would be chasing illegals down the street. All along you have been saying you’d go after employers and the problem would resolve itself. Now you’re going to target “both” the individuals (7 to 20 million) and the employer.

I don’t know how you remove 7 to 20 million workers, all at once, without creating a logistical, political, business, and human nightmare. You insist it’s easy to remove them all and by implication to keep them from returning. Good for you. I think you’re dreaming.

OK, somehow I missed the part where you decided that the boys would be chasing illegals down the street.

Then you either have a short memory or haven't read my previous posts.

My Reply #18: ICE wouldn't have to physically round up all of them if our existing immigration laws were strictly enforced. Many would leave the country voluntarily in order to avoid being caught.

My reply #141 to you: You completely missed the point of my previous post. Not all the illegals will have to be physically rounded up. ICE can go after those they do find and the others will get the message it isn't worth remaining in the country.

My reply #418 to you: Federal authorities rounding up illegals at the work force will not only force those not caught to leave the country but punish those harboring illegals with imprisonment, fines and confiscation of property. Dry up the source of income for illegals and they will leave the country.

My reply #480 to you: All my remarks focus on strictly enforcing existing immigration laws. Doing so will scare those who are not caught to leave voluntarily especially since they will have no source of income.

My reply #483 to you: You obviously discussing the law but I have been since my original post in reply #18. To quote: "ICE wouldn't have to physically round up all of them if our existing immigration laws were strictly enforced. Many would leave the country voluntarily in order to avoid being caught."

Notice each reply specifically cites illegal aliens.

I don’t know how you remove 7 to 20 million workers, all at once, without creating a logistical, political, business, and human nightmare. You insist it’s easy to remove them all and by implication to keep them from returning. Good for you. I think you’re dreaming.

Now you are either being disingenuous or dense since it has been explained to multiple time it will not be necessary to round up all of them if ICE deports all they capture and punish employers. Employers are the source of income for illegals. Cut off the source of income for illegals and the they will leave the country.

I noticed you conveniently did not respond to my previous post(reply #500) addressing your remark the law is superfluous. Did you look up the definition or are you standing by your earlier remark the law is superfluous in reply #467?