No you can’t deport them all, but that would be a start.
Fining employers won’t work, that’ll get passed on to the consumer, prison time however cannot be passed on !
If they are in prison they cost the taxpayers more than if we just let them roam around illegally.
1) Build the fence and STOP illegal entry by securing the border
2) Deport them swiftly when ever and where ever they are found
3) Cut off any and all social services
4) End the insane anchor baby policy
5) Fine employers who hire illegals
6) End of problem
It is as easy as 1-2-3 + 4-5-6
“Fining employers won’t work, that’ll get passed on to the consumer”
I disagree. For one, if fines are leveled against all businesses and the fines are large enough then fines exceed the profit made by businesses that hire illegals over legal employees. It isn’t like some unavoidable tax that all businesses get hit with and can pass onto consumers. They get to choose to hire legal employees. Will an all legal workforce cost more than one composed of legal and illegal employees? The vote is not in. When you take in the welfare, crime, societal disruption, etc, the costs of having illegal workers may outweigh the so called benefits to consumers. Bottom line though, I don’t condone lawlessness. I am willing to pay for preventing it. How bout you?