Yes, it is a difficult situation that involves children. But you know, in this country, when someone is convicted of a crime and gets a jail sentence, we don’t say “Wait, he has kids, we can’t split up that family!” Sorry Charlie, go directly to jail, do not pass go, do not collect $200. If you’re here illegally, and you commit a crime, we’re gonna kick you out or put you in prison, kids or not.

Question: If an ILLEGAL ALIEN has already been deported once (twice, three times, etc.) and is picked up in a raid, pulled over for DUI, etc., couldn’t the original deport order be carried out without a hearing? I argue the answer is yes. We could choose to re-hear the case or not. I believe the order could be carried out as many times as necessary. I also believe that anyone that has been caught in the U.S. ILLEGALLY should NEVER be eligible for citizenship or a visa, for life.

First off there’s a huge difference between the people coming from Mexico and the imigrantsyourspeaking of.. the ones who are coming in the us now are coming into this country expecting and counting on the handouts.. not to mention no matter if they could get real jobs or not are not planning on giving up the free ride and with all that said what makes you think that it is ok to just streamline them to citizenship?there are to damnmany of themand their kids they are taking over schools they are committing felonies and many other strains on this country further more you say gov hand out like you don’t comprehend where that money comes from and as to them having kids that is not our problem just like our kids are not their problem if you want to live with em jump over the wall with them b. They are going like it or not

It would be civil unrest like we have never seen before, and many people would end up getting hurt. or even killed! A better alternative would be to, streamline the process associated with becoming a legal citizen. That way the people who have been here for some time now, could get real jobs, pay taxes like the rest of us, pay their own way through life,! and not have to rely on government handouts. That,s how it was done in the old days.

When I was growing up during the late 60’s and 1970’s there were a large number of Portuguese, and Italian immigrants in my city. They came here, and worked hard. They became plumbers, carpenters, welders, painters, business owners, and Landlords. They did not complain about how hard it was to become successful, and they did not ask for handouts from our government. They worked for everything they had!

They came to America with respect. Respect for the law, respect for your elders, and respect for people in general. Law breakers need not apply!