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Your nice neighbor is no different than any other person who supports the illegals. It is kind and compassionate to do so. You should help your neighbor, as it says in the 10 Commandments.

It is only when these kind people realize that this is costing them too much money and it is interfering with the lifestyle they had planned that their eyes open wide enough to see the facts.

When you lose your overtime to the part-timer illegals, have a breakin at the store or home and have to pay that 1st $1000 of the loss yourself, your daughter is raped or your son is cut up in a gang fight that's when compassion kinda goes out the window and reality gets a chance to settle down for some straight thinking.

If the President actually had to make a choice about getting serious with these drug cartels and the supply lines that's when people would really start complaining because the price of dope would go thru the ceiling and the local dope addicts would be committing more crimes than we even want to think about tolerating.

Theft and armed robbery would get to a level where even your granny would want training on handgun use. Mom's would be screaming for more security at school because the kids wallet was stolen or somebody snatched those expensive sneakers off her feet during lunch break. Businesses in town would shutdown when the sun went down.

No, I'm not exaggerating. We have convenience store and bank robberies committed every day by dope addicts. When they hire armed security guards the criminals would look to the unprotected civilians as their source of income.

Understanding why this isn't a polite subject to talk about yet? It would cause massive changes in society and not a dang one of them would be nice.

So don't get too upset about closing the borders. We need to do it slowly and give the drug cartels time to establish new drug trade routes, corrupt a new group of bureaucrats, badge carrying officials and politicians.