And too many choose to ignore the fact that there may not be a universally acceptable solution to the disposition of 12 million illegals.
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Math is hard!
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Well, golly, the Invasion of Normandy was hard too! There wasn't any "universally acceptable solution to the disposition of" all those Germans!
I guess we should have simply handed them all "Welcome to France!" gift packs and signed them up for "benefits", eh?
So, it's not easy to deal with an in-country invasion force of twelve million? So, we do nothing?
We don't even deport any of them?
If it's hard to deal with EVERY illegal, the solution is to deal with NONE of them?
Earth to The Defeated: If we start deporting them when we find them, we won't need to deport twelve million of them. Most of them will self-deport, lest they be the next to experience "the deportation process" (which I suggest include things like a month in jail, living on "punishment loaf" and water, with hard labor, prior to being put on the bus to Mexico).
Good grief.
This is NOT rocket science.
To not grasp the obvious, is to create the impression that one wants to keep the invaders here, and is looking for any convenient pretext to rationalize it, because it might not be real popular to simply stand up and say, "Well, I like having the illegals here! They work cheap, and keep their mouths shut!"