>Deportation is significantly more disruptive to life than having your car impounded. Illegally being in the country and drawing on its resources is also signi

>Deportation is significantly more disruptive to life than having your car impounded. Illegally being in the country and drawing on its resources is also significantly more disruptive to the life of the society than illegally parking a car so it is only natural. >It's also a lifetime punishment, since it nearly always bars you from further re-entry. It is not a punishment - nobody but citizens have a right to be in the country so no rights have been denied. Most people in the world are already being "punished" this way since they have no chance to get any visa to the US. >Deporting people to certain countries can get them killed. Deportation per se? How? Does it mean that if a car is impounded, and I get to the bad part of town where the impound lot usually is, and some undocumented immigrants or other oppressed minorities who live around those kinds of place rob/kill me then a car getting impounded can also can get me killed?