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You’re delusional.

When your mass employer of maids, busboys, laborers, and groundskeepers does what he really said he'd do (that you ignored out of wishful thinking) when he said he would let "the good ones" back in, you'll eventually get it, good and hard.

Here is what he told CNN’s Dana Bash last July:

"We have to make sure they were exemplary, they were wonderful people when they were here. They worked hard, there was no problem ... we have to bring great people into this country. OK? And I want to bring -- I love the idea of immigration. But it's got to be legal immigration." he said. How many Democrats is our "former" Democrat Donald the mass employer of illegal aliens planning to import and legalize? Aren't you tired of aliens loading up public schools and hospitals? I have yet to hear a single chump for Trump explain this quote. But I can.

When Trump says "we'll bring back the good ones" what he evidently plans is a variant on Kay Bailey Hutchison's Operation Touchback, which was rejected as equivalent to amnesty back in 2007.

The politicians in DC are very aware that Americans want the illegal aliens to go. That is why their latest Scamnesty legislation includes a “touchback” provision. Under these laws, the illegal aliens can hop across the Mexican or Canadian borders where special "Ellis Island" stations are set up for them to pay a fine, receive new documentation and be back in the US within days or hours.

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The bill’s “touchback” requirement appears aimed at making it appear that the newly-legalized aliens are applying for permanent status from their home countries “just like other applicants.” This exercise in window-dressing fails to disguise the fact that under the bill illegal aliens enjoy their own privileged pathway to citizenship, don’t compete with applicants who have complied with U.S. immigration laws, and come right back into the United States after applying abroad.

Senator Hutchison says that this “touchback” before permanent residency amounts to a grant of “amnesty,” and therefore opposes it. She thinks that the illegal immigrants should have to leave the country in order to file additional paperwork before they can get the Z visas.

But this is a distinction without a difference. Whether or not she is successful in amending the bill, illegal immigrants will get probationary legal status, and thus the ability to work in this country without being subject to deportation, immediately. That’s amnesty: The law-breakers get the object of their crime. An immigrant who overstayed his visa can keep working under the Hutchison plan. Another immigrant who obeyed the law and left when his visa expired, on the other hand, will be out of luck. Source

So, how the hell would that approach akin to Trump's have deported over 6 million visa overstays in six months? It's boolsheet.

Trump has apparently hidden the same gambit behind the shell of temporary deportation, else he'd better explain how he is going to deport one-out-of-fifteen US residents, which, as you will note, he has not done.

If he can’t explain how to do it, I can.