笑っちゃう！！ HA HA!! Haven't lived in one those since I left high school for boot camp!
But I'd also be safe from coffee, which I need to get going in the morning.
Coffee is imported, legally.
But don't take away my coffee, OK? You wouldn't like to drive near me if you did.
It's not about YOUR coffee. And if you drove poorly you'd get a ticket, which would be good because it keeps the traffic cops employed, right?
That's because we have sensible laws on coffee import. We don't have sensible laws on people. The point is that the current system is quite broken, and the way to fix it is to recognize that we have a problem, we don't have the luxury of sweeping through and arresting everyone (sorry, at 12 million immigrants, even if each police arrested two or three an hour for their 8 hour shift, and could get them to booking, that turns out to be too long a job for too many people, to say nothing of the housing and transport costs to get them back to the border. So we have to work toward another solution, or set of solutions, that will work within budget constraints.