[Blue Collar Christian]

You give them 90 days to self deport, then you start rounding them up for hard labor to build a border wall in shackles and chains.

[b4me]

why 90 days? make it 3 days and I’d agree with you.

[Vigilanteman]

My sister was in Houston after hurricane Katrina. Texans are big hearted compassionate people and wanted to do their part, so the opened up the Astrodome to the refugees from New Orleans. It was filled to capacity within a matter of days.

Within about three weeks, the most ambitious of that group had found jobs, housing and were building a new life in Houston and the surrounding area.

The others enjoyed the free shelter and meals being served them three times per day but didn't seem much interested in leaving. Texas hospitality begin to wear thin. So Houston's big airlines and the city decided to make them a deal: free one way tickets to any destination in the country where they flew.

The vast majority of the hanger-ons decided to take the limited time offer and leave as it was becoming clear that Texas hospitality would soon wear even thinner. There is a lesson here on how to make self-deportation attractive.

[BobL]

“You give them 90 days to self deport, then you start rounding them up...”

People forget that Trump also holds out a carrot for them to go home - they get to come back as guest workers.

Just make that system first-come, first-served. That would probably get 75% of them racing home. Obviously we don’t have to take all of them back, or even a significant percentage of them. But a few, and the race will be on.

[JJ_Folderol]

>>> You give them 90 days to self deport, then you start rounding them up for hard labor to build a border wall in shackles and chains. <<<

What’s Spanish for “Arbeit macht frei”? The labor camps will need signs...

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

You give them 90 days to self deport, then you start rounding them up for hard labor to build a border wall in shackles and chains.

Genius and viable idea.