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Originally Posted by obvious Child  All? Probably not. A sizable number? Certainly. |
Usually pro-illegals like to bring up Canada as though we should be more pissed about the ten or twelve measly Canadians that sneak through than the huge vast amount of illegals from south of the border.
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As one. Except that you and Rouge are adamantly against all other solutions as well, especially the one solution that will permanently fix the problem.
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The other solutions is to
1.build a manned and armed wall.
2.temporarily deny visas to citizens of countries we have the most illegal immigration problems with(after all not all illegals walked across the border,militarize the border.
3.change and or remove the 14th amendment since it was created to give former slaves citizenship not to facilitate chain migration,or perhaps end the policy of chain migration.
4.militarize the border.
Amnesty is not a solution since it rewards illegal behavior and encourages more people to come here illegal.
Fixing the economies of those countries is not our job nor should we export any of our jobs over to those countries when we have Americans who need those jobs.
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Cracking down on illegal employment may be more expensive then doing nothing.
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Doing nothing only ensures the problem will get worse and therefore be more expensive to fix in the future.
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But what we DO know through out the course of history (which Rouge calls 'propaganda') is that when wage differentials converge, migration halts even in the presence of jobs for illegals.
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Are you suggesting that we either raise the minimum wage or that we abolish it?Lowering it will create more people on welfare and raising it will have no impact since those who hire illegals already do not obey the law.