[george wythe]

I don't think Mexico can refuse re-entry to its own citizens.

Yes, it can. As a matter of fact, such alternative has already been discussed by Mexican officials in case a massive deportation campaign starts.

There are thousands of deportable aliens in the US who have committed aggravated felonies and will never qualify for a green card.

The US Supreme Court has already decided that such aliens must be released into US and given work permits. If the home country refuses to take an alien, the alien must be paroled as a de facto legal immigrant.

[dirtboy]

Yes, it can. As a matter of fact, such alternative has already been discussed by Mexican officials in case a massive deportation campaign starts.

Well, if they want to try that, if they came here illegally, we can ship 'em back illegally if Mexico doesn't cooperate.

There are thousands of deportable aliens in the US who have committed aggravated felonies and will never qualify for a green card. The US Supreme Court has already decided that such aliens must be released into US and given work permits. If the home country refuses to take an alien, the alien must be paroled as a de facto legal immigrant.

And those are an exception of thousands in a population of millions. Sorry, but we aren't gonna hold back the process because of exceptions. That is an obstruction method.

[Czar]

"The US Supreme Court has already decided that such aliens must be released into US and given work permits. If the home country refuses to take an alien, the alien must be paroled as a de facto legal immigrant."

I am unaware of any such SCOTUS decision. Can you give us a citation?