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Actually, there's really no point in presenting reality to you if you're going to rely on obviously flawed data.No, it doesn't. That is a lie and there is no point debating you if you are going to make up your own facts to suit your preconceived notions.
U.S. Illegal Immigrant Population Declines for First Time in 20 Years | NBC4 Washington
Mexican Immigration to U.S. Slowed Significantly, Report Says - NYTimes.com
Your first link is based on census report efforts that are talking about 11 million illegals.
We all know that the census count of illegals was way low as millions of illegals simply didn't let themselves be counted, and for obvious reasons, and the census department made no accurate guestimate of how many didn't show up for the count because they have no way of knowing how many didn't let themselves be counted, obviously.
In addition, those illegals who forged an identity and are on a payroll, they use that identity to fake being an American! So they didn't get counted as illegal but as legal. That really messed the count up.
Though it's doubtful that the count of illegals in America today is as high as 28 - 30 million as some conservative sites estimate, it is reasonable to conclude that there are likely 20 million illegals in America today as estimated by more reliable sources previously posted at DP.
So any link you present that tries to use that blatantly erroneous 11 million figure as a base and then draw conclusion from it and related census department functions to estimate change, is a fools reference.
And, of course, your second link is a NY Times report, all right, but it references "research" done by the Pew Hispanic Center, and if you click on that link provided the blatant Obama support is biasedly obvious. This group is simply not to be trusted to provide any kind of accurate information on the subject of how many Mexicans are here illegally and how many are leaving and entering etc., obviously.
It's absolutely ridiculous that you would think people wouldn't see through your attempt to obfuscate the facts with such subterfuge.
But that's been the Obama misinformation campaign from the get-go.
Not that Romney's is all that much better.
But again, clearly, between the two choices, Romney is the better choice.
If you or anyone wants an accurate take on the illegals situation in America and its meaningful impact, here's the straight truth, the perspective of the great majority of American citizens: The Illegals Buck Stops Here!