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Yes, but statistics are the important part because it lays out the probabilities and shows which effects have the larger impact on systems. Also, the details are important. In this case, it was someone who had over staid a visa and wasn't known to the State. Even with the Trump Wall, this would still have occurred. And until we want to get serious and start holding businesses and corporations responsible for hiring illegal aliens, we're not really going to start to impact the "over-staid visa" portion of illegal aliens.
Oh, I completely agree, Ikari. I am under no illusions that a series of well-guarded barriers would stop all crime committed by illegal immigrants or people who overstay their visas. But I believe a series of well-guarded barrier would be necessary because if we do not fully control our side of the border, we give control over the United States-Mexico border to the Mexican Cartels who already have free reign over it and everyone who passes over it now. I want to do everything we can to minimize the incidence of human trafficking and drug smuggling coming into our country, and arms smuggling going out of our country and into Mexico.
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