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It's very clear there is a large contingent of people who are here illegally. That isn't exclusively Central/South Americans, but they make up a very large port
by vorpalhex 10mo ago
It's very clear there is a large contingent of people who are here illegally. That isn't exclusively Central/South Americans, but they make up a very large portion.
You can't say "Well enforcing the rules doesn't impact everyone equally so you can't enforce them!"
If you entered illegally, you need to be sent home. End of logic. Any other variation allows the system to be gamed trivially.
Most of the people who have entered illegally did so because they are prohibited - due to criminal record - for entering legally. They also harm the legal immigrants in their community too.
You can not allow asylum cases and also permit the criminals who created those conditions those legal immigrants fled. You are damning everyone when you do.
- mmooss 10mo ago> Most of the people who have entered illegally did so because they are prohibited - due to criminal record - for entering legally. That is almost certainly false, especially given the number of people and the more likely alternative hypothesis - they enter illegally because the US limits legal immigration. Can you provide evidence?