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He's right on mass deportations. The McCain-Kennedy bill is utter swill and needs to be tossed into the slop bucket.

As for educating these people to go to free clinics, why? They've learned that you can just call for an ambulance if you don't have a car and just get a free check-up. Just take the whole family in. Many a Spanish radio station recommends this very concept.

Then they show up in the ER and yell at doctors, nurses, hospital staff, medical students, and residents because they don't know how to speak Spanish. I've seen it happen on numerous occasions.

Massive deportations will not work, but let's start with:

Felons.
Jailbirds.
Gang members.
Those previously ordered deported.
Reconquista activists (the rallies would be a good place to start).
Those who have exercised rights reserved for citizens, such as voting.
Those suckling from the public teat.
Those crowding the ER's for routine medical care.
Those driving without licenses and/or insurance.
Those using phony ID's.

Once the above are deported, I'd be willing to see a million or so work permits issued.

Then a few more once some additional milestones are met such as:
Deportation of those who have lived here a long time and shown no inclination or desire to learn English.
Those who have a chronic history of consuming more in government benefits than they pay in taxes.
Those who engage in activities which show their loyalty is in question.
In addition to enforcement activities against the illegal alien invaders, enforcement of existing labor laws is a must milestone to which guest worker permits shall be tied. Employers who have clean records would have first dibs on such guest worker permits. Those who do not would be fined sufficiently to finance the program.