Originally Posted by TheDoc

This isn't the first time for this... we have had very strong enforcement up in Phoenix and at times National Guard at the borders. Parts of the wall - some need to be improved - and the layered wall also works and needs to be expanded. This isn't a question if it works, this bill puts into action what has already been working.



If you make it harder for them to come in, less will come in. Also illegals make money here and send it back home. Without that money, the family is screwed as the working person is sitting in jail and not able to fund them. When the person gets deported, they aren't going to want to return and it's a hell of a lot harder to return.

Enforcement wise... Think Sheriff Joe Arpaio - He doesn't have to profile you, when you protest without a permit, when he checks a business, and so on - they profile themselves by committing crimes that he can sweep in on and do these checks.

It would be illegal under state and federal laws, to profile people - this law gives police the ability to enforce of the laws on the books and it actually has stipulations in it if they abuse the powers.


This is only the tip... we also have a huge human trafficking problem (ie modern day slavery) that almost every illegal mexican is subject to. Along with sex slaves, child slaves,
murders, torturing of them, starving them, and more..

Add in the drug lord issue, them raiding American homes on American soil. Farmers being shot by illegals passing through with guns that also have drug packed backpacks as part of the payment for them to 'be allowed' to cross.

Tucson home invasion capital... crazy amount already this year. I won't say who gets invaded and who has been caught doing it. Or Phoenix, kidnap capital of the country, yeah - it isn't rich white people kidnapping rich white people.


This "problem" is vastly past what most of the Country understands to be a problem.