Wont get them all, but will get a good 90%. Easy thing to do actually.
Use the local law enforcement agencies. They arrest them at the workplace and if they cant show citizenship, the employer gets to pay a fine of about 5 grand for each illegal taken. Then, the employer gets to pay for the deportation also. about 70% of the fine goes to the local arresting law enforcement agency.
Wont cost the taxpayers a dime. Soon, you will see those employers taking real care not to hire ILLEGALS to work at their place resulting in artifical low wages.
Solves numerous problems;
1) Workforce participation will rise significantly.
2) Wages will increase. No more crys for $15/hr minimum wage.
3) Rising price of fast food will cause many to seek cheaper and healthier alternatives.
4) Create many new law enforcement positions.
5) Native minority population will begin to see law enforcement as their ally, not their oppressors.
6) Tax revenues, tax revenues, tax revenues!
7) Decreased welfare and Medicaid costs.
Roger Stone, long time friend of Trump, outlined the big idea. It’s related to the war on drugs in Mexico. Stone was interviewed on the Alex Jones show, where he explained it. The Mexican State banks are laundering drug cartel money.
A Trump Administrations DOJ would investigate and if there’s enough evidence for grand juries, and the Banks get indicted, tried and convicted, the wall, deportation and many things get funded.
Recall Wachovia, Wells Fargo and HSBC and other banks have been recently caught and fined for laundering the Mexican drug cartels and some Middle Eastern terrorists as well.
I kind of disagree with your rising price of fast food. Although it will result in higher wages, it WILL make room for the college kids, or kids to earn for higher education. It will also free up the labor for the inner cities for those who are not able to find employment.
At that time, enforce another workfare system to force these out of the welfare system.
There is virtually no reason for the crony capitalist to use illegal immigration for cheap slave labor.
And, like I said, and you said, it will result in slightly higher wages, after the labor market dries up. Remember when kids out of high school used to be able to get those jobs for the summer to help pay for their education?