Also note that a lot of cities and states are attempting to make their own laws to keep illegals out since the federal government has done such a piss poor job of protecting our borders. They want to keep crime rates down, schools and hospitals from closing but the ACLU is stopping them at every turn. Do you agree with the ACLU?
I found it quite disturbing that one article noted that houses of the people who were arrested had been robbed. Is this the kind of people you want as American's? They knew who was arrested, they robbed from their own the minute they knew they were away. I have a neighbor who's ill and been living with his daughter for a couple months, we don't take his stuff, he's got stuff right there on his porch, we appreciate that it belongs to him. Some of these illegals are nothing but a bunch of thieves, they steal from this country, they steal from each other. If you want to fix the immigration system, let's cut off illegal immigration from Mexico and get a diverse population of background checked legal immigrants from all over the world. Your proposal is to accept that all these people broke the law, therefore we should keep them. That is the worst possible option.
I thought yours was a liberal position on illegal immigration until I decided to go to DU to see what they are saying. They are saying the same thing there that we are saying here (with a little more emphasis on the big bad company owners). They, like we, think the illegals should go back from whence they came, the employers who look aside and hire anyway, should go to jail. Alot of them even understand that it's identity theft that creates horrible problems for Americans.
I am curious, you said to "turn off the spigot". How would you propose to do that? The best way to turn it off is to go after employers who then are afraid to hire illegals and the illegals will go home and fix their own country after they've seen how a country should be run.
Congratulations, you read the article. I am surprised that nobody else picked up on this.
"We already heard stories that the homes of those who were arrested were burglarized Tuesday night," Gajardo said. "The thieves went looking for money, jewelry and other valuable objects."