Its part of the democracy. Not working on a particular thing you know is going to be used in a way you disapprove of is a kind of vote. Hell, even if you appro

Its part of the democracy. Not working on a particular thing you know is going to be used in a way you disapprove of is a kind of vote. Hell, even if you approve of how they are enforcing border policy doesn't mean you necessarily want to work on the machinations of it. If a majority votes to carry out an unpleasant action but then can't find anyone willing to carry it out on their behalf, it might be a warning sign. (Honestly, I don't think we're that far gone though. I think we've just got a case of "We should control our borders... wait, no, not like that!")