I am sick to death of this reasoning.
I don’t accept your assumptions. I don’t believe that you will find more illegal aliens and reduce the problem by offering draconian solutions.
I see.
Do you believe that there is such a thing as a Z2 or a Z3 visa?
As for "draconian solutions", don't you dare put words in my mouth, or assert that I have said something that I didn't.
My "solution" to Amnesty is either (a) do nothing and retain the status quo rather than pass a bill which is destructive to America, and adds 15 to 50 million new permanent residents to our country; or (b) make the program conform to George Bush's temporary status of 2004, rather than the quasi-Permanent Residence status it is presently granted (to wit, "temporary worker" means "temporary worker", and not "permanent worker with a Z1 visa"):
"The legal status granted by this program will last three years and will be renewable -- but it will have an end... There must be strong workplace enforcement with tough penalties for anyone, for any employer violating these laws.... This program expects temporary workers to return permanently to their home countries after their period of work in the United States has expired.... I oppose amnesty, placing undocumented workers on the automatic path to citizenship. Granting amnesty encourages the violation of our laws, and perpetuates illegal immigration. America is a welcoming country, but citizenship must not be the automatic reward for violating the laws of America."
Jan. 7, 2004, President Bush Proposes New Temporary Worker Program
http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2004/01/20040107-3.html