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I say, let's deport everybody who is pathologically antisocial, criminal, slothful, unpatriotic, etc.

There are plenty of 4th and 5th generation Americans who fit this. Are you going to get rid of them too?

You know, between semesters in college, I used to work for my father who was a contractor in Louisville, KY. His contracts were mostly with the defense department and the city of Louisville.

One job was at the Clarksdale Housing Project in Louisville. My job was to inspect electrical work done by our subcontractors, which meant I had to go into the projects.

You've never seen such filth. (I won't bore you with the details of race, however.) Infants were walking, in their homes, on, literally, hundreds of dead cockroaches. The infant's mothers never bothered to clean.

Crack and heroin addicts were everywhere.

There were active houses of prostitution.

Children were selling drugs and turning over the profits to dealers.

12 year old girls were advised by their mothers and grandmothers to "have a baby cause no one will take care of them, otherwise."

Residents bragged of being third and fourth generation welfare recipients.

Yea, I'd say deport them all, if such a thing were possible. But it isn't possible.

But what is possible is to stop anymore people from coming in who will require public assistance.

I would not oppose immigrants who are here legally, love America and have something to contribute. One of my best friends is from the Portugal, loves America, and hates liberals. I like that guy!

The rest, well, it reminds me of a Henny Youngman joke: "A guy is visiting DC and says, 'Y Y You kn kn know, you c c can t t take all th th these p p politicians and sh sh shoot 'em in th th the head.' The guy he's talking to says, 'That's easy for you to say!'"

Can you imagine what Clinton and Reno would've done if they were allowed to deport people who were "unpatriotic?" Most, if not all of us on FreeRepublic would be saying "about" funny.