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It’s gotta be on the other side of the border. Inlanders won’t leave. Not for $7/hr. Put it on Mexico’s southern border.

"It’s gotta be on the other side of the border."

That's why I suggest this as a joint effort between the United States and Mexico. Build it and they will come. I am sure, for various reasons, some will prefer one side of the border over the other. Let the investors and manufacturers decide. It'll work either way.

Unfortunately, illegal aliens are now so intertwined with our economy that they simply cannot be deported because they are working at every level and they are also consumers supporting both local economies and the macroscopic economy as well.

The numbers are astronomical - we are dealing with tens of millions of illegals and their children residing within the US borders. If we were able to deport all of them we would lose more than 10% of our population

What we can do and need yo do is deport the undesirable and criminal illegals and get illegal and legal immigrants off government welfare
programs

According to the Eric Holder DOJ, around 20% of the illegals are serious, hard core criminals and quite a few more percentage points are just undesirables who commit misdemeanors or drive drunk

They need to go ASAP and the welfare fraudsters will self deport once they need to get a job and support themselves.

In places like San Jose there are illegal alien single mother anchor baby households that have been riding the California welfare system since before the anchor baby was born when the pregnant mothers came into the country illegally and got enrolled in free housing so they could receive free prenatal care and free labor and delivery care of the California and US taxpayer.

A lot of these anchor babies are in their thirties and they grew up on welfare all their lives and they seasoned pros at gaming the government benefits system and they are trained on how to milk the system with the help and coaching of the taxpayer funded social workers who run the system.