> Driving without a license is a crime, so a more apt analogy would be parking where it's not allowed. Sure, and the similar analogy is "sure he's parked illeg

> Driving without a license is a crime, so a more apt analogy would be parking where it's not allowed. Sure, and the similar analogy is "sure he's parked illegally, but you can't charge him for driving without a licence because parking illegally is a civil infraction." Prosecuting illegal migration protects the system. If you want to petition for easier access to migrate between countries, thats fine. But willfully ignoring very clear laws and crimes helps no one.