Hmm a bit of a racist I see? Just in case you didn't know this but there are more illegals here in the US than just "brown people".
I am decrying the obviously racist nature of the law, and that makes me "a bit of a racist"? I am well aware that more than brown people are illegal here--that is what makes the hypocrisy and racism of the law so obvious. You don't see Lou Dobbs on every night ranting about all the Swedes with expired Visas, or the illegal Canadians. Nor are there white vigilante groups standing on the Canadian border with guns. The immigration restrictions are fundamentally about Mexico, Honduras, and the other places where poor, brown people come from.
And no one that I know of wants border laws because they think we are "the chosen people of God". This is an asinine comment to make and shows no understanding of economics or what limited resources are.
My point is that border laws are based on asinine assumptions. The exclusion of certain people from the rights afforded to the American people assumes that we are somehow special, and the outsiders somehow unworthy. Otherwise it would be far more difficult to treat illegal immigrants like dirt, as the system must. If we were to think of them as truly human beings, the current system wouldn't be possible.
Limited resources?? Is that the justification that is used to allow one man to own two television stations, 12 factories, 8 homes, three yachts, 50 vintage cars and another man to own nothing? For one man to have all the abundance to feed a ten thousand people and to squander it on his own luxuries? The capitalist system, long ago, abolished the necessity of poverty, starvation and material want of any kind with its high levels of production. All of these horrors are maintained in order to maximize profits, not because there isn't enough to go around.
As for economics, my solidarity is with the working class of Mexico, the working class of Honduras, the working class of Bolivia, the working class of Ecuador, not with the ruling class of any of these, nor of the ruling class of the United States.
It also shows that you have no understanding of why countries exist.
Apparently in your estimation they exist in order to exclude people from basic human rights and to exploit their poverty for economic means.