[gogeo]

Is it? I'm not so sure. In any event, you cannot just deport all 12 million of them. You cannot even conduct the 12 million deportation hearings (including appeals) that would be required under the law. You cannot even keep them in jail.

Besides, with all due respect, what's it to you? What has any of them ever done to you personally? For example, have any of these people actually committed a crime against you?

That's a spectacularly pathetic framework for weighing public policy issues.

[kesg]

"Besides, with all due respect, what's it to you? What has any of them ever done to you personally? For example, have any of these people actually committed a crime against you?"

That's a spectacularly pathetic framework for weighing public policy issues.

Okay, you answered my question. Nothing. And that's what I thought you would say.

Incidentally, I disagree with what you think about my question. Indeed, if people asked "what's it to you" more often, they would be amazed how often they would have to answer "nothing." This is especially effective when dealing with liberals. But it works with all people who obsess about what others do even when it doesn't have any adverse impact whatsoever on their personal life.