"My contention is that the economic "laws" are self fulfilling. Our immigration quota's and laws become obsolete within 1 quarter (of a year). The static rates that were established in 1986, and revised again in 1993, are simply market stifling. The reasons for the dot-com bust are many; but a major factor was the lack of tangible assets. Business plans based upon a marketing program, speculation, and projected earnings. So then real estate became a safe haven, along with the service and construction sectors. People wonder why immigrants (legal and illegal) flocked to the Home Depot parking lots. Duh. Home depot had been advertising for qualified contractors for over a year. There are now many Americans making great money contracting construction, landscaping, and home improvement through retailers such as Home Depot and Lowes. And some keyboard warriors here claim that Mexicans standing in front of these places are stupid. Those Mexicans saw the market for labor, and filled it. Meanwhile, down at the UAW union hall they were negotiating benefits for the $28.00 per hour lugnut installer. That lugnut installer could have started his own business and doubled his money to over $116k. I know two people that did this." People that are advocating changing laws ex-post facto, to make people felons had better make sure that they do not have any possible misdemeanors in their past (or their families past). Such law changes always have unintended consequences, such as requiring Americans to obtain exit visas for travel. Shortsighted, emotional rantings; especially when covered with racial hatred or incitement to violence have no place here.
Your whole post is wrong.
They are already breaking the law, there is no ex post facto involved, and the law as to making an action a felony is done every single day. - That is how laws are made.
You are simply hype and dogma signifying nothing.
These people are criminals. What does the word "illegal" mean?