I am not a Rubio supporter, but, to be fair, pro-deportation candidates win between 2% and 3% of the votes.
If you see deportation of illegals in our future, you have better glasses than I do.
“I am not a Rubio supporter, but, to be fair, pro-deportation candidates win between 2% and 3% of the votes.”
I’m not sure it’s that low, but there are options in between (such as looking the other way), at least until one is elected - and then they can get to cleaning them out.
Being pro-Amnesty, at this point, is not going to get him the nomination.
If you see deportation of illegals in our future, you have better glasses than I do.
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They say that it is logistically impossible to deport 11 million Mexicans. However, one person suggested this as a solution to anymore coming in:
Place guard towers along the border with snipers and soldiers who have been well trained in marksmanship. Have the illegals who are in jail on this side of the border there, in a chain gang to bury the bodies. PROBLEM SOLVED!
For anyone who disagrees with your analysis, I ask, how much would it cost to deport 12,000,000 people? Court cases, detention, communities torn apart, transportation, negotiating with foreign countries to allow people back in their borders.
In northern Virginia 2007 Prince William Co. police started stopping and questioning anyone who looked like they might be Latino. People left in droves and the economy took a serious dive, although the 2008 recession did not help either. ICE took away a number of people. The law was subsequently changed so that only people actually arrested for something could be questioned. Latinos are drifting back in, and there have been few complaints about the police.