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"Giving these people a good place live is not that great of a price to pay compared to what this could turn into if we choose to round them all up and transport them all back accross the border. They are not sheep or cattle."

True, they are not sheep or cattle, but they are here illegally in spite of their intentions. It is doubtful that deporting them is feasable although I would have no problem in doing so. I have no problem with legal immigration. I have a serious problem with the colonization of our country. It is painfully obvious our government will do nothing here. My suggestion is to make them leave on their own by reeling in the welcome mat.

Until a few days ago, I was outraged by the protests across the nation by these people. I was never in favor of any thing to do with illegal immigrants or allowing them to stay here under any circumstance. For some reason I started thinking of what an exodus of 12 million angry people could turn into. I am convinced that unless we force them out at gun point, they will stay regardless of whether or not they can find work, receive medical treatment or get any aid. If you take a minute to think of what good could come of letting them stay with a chance of becoming citizens, you might see a new workforce of first generation Americans that will work harder and produce more than our overseas competition that have been letting thier products invade our country for more years than I can remember. It would be worth it just to see the trade deficit go the other way for once. It would also be worth it just to see the Republicans take this up and beat the Democrats at their own game. Like I have said in my previous posts, we need the fair tax now before the Democrats turn all these people into government dependents like they have with so many others. We only have a few more years before those who support the government are out numbered by those who are supported by it. Once that happens, the real trouble begins.