[Disturbin]

"a reasonable process for dealing with the illegal immigrants"

the only acceptable process is deportation.

"First of all, all illegals currently in the country would have to sign a written document stating that they had broken the laws of the United States by entering the country."

How are you going to enforce this? "Excuse me Mr Illegal Alien, would you kindly sign this document? Wait a second, mister, why are you urinating on my document? I asked you for your signature ..."

"There would be fines for both the illegals and the employers who fail to initiate the guest worker application process."

How much of a fine. Currently, the fine for using a falsified social security card is $250,000. I wonder how many of those fines we have collected.

[JamesP81]

There would be fines for both the illegals and the employers who fail to initiate the guest worker application process

We need to be putting employer in prison for hiring illegals. They'll quit hiring illegals real quick. With no jobs to be had, they'll deport themselves.

[dennisw]

 

 

 

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Is there any clearer illumination of the agenda-driven mainstream media than the infiltration of this open-borders euphemism into the supposedly objective news coverage of the illegal immigration debate?

As I've said many times, "undocumented workers" and "undocumented immigrants" have plenty of documents.

Here, let me show you. The following documents, provided to me by a fraud investigator, are just a small sample of the the fake green cards, driver's licenses, photo identification, and other papers that "undocumented" people create, use, and carry with them every day: