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Originally Posted by PussyMan
4-Legalize the current illegals, but only after the border is secured. No way you can deport 11 to 20 millions people, plus there are not enough probation officers, not enough DCF workers, so how are we going to go after all of these people if they are not regularized.
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I agree with every step except this one. We can depot 11 to 20 million people. We have a police force, a national guard and an army for this. And in the absence of sufficent resources in this area, there are plenty American citizens who would volunteer for the task.
We need to change the law to streamline the deportation process and remove delay tactics that can be used by the illegals and thier lawyers that we'll have to pay for too. Instead of giving each one its own indvidual hearing and the ability to appeal it to death, we need to provide them a single hearing and if they dont like that decision, they can appeal to a larger 3 judge panel. The decision of the panel needs to be final and binding. We also need to provide for a single or few detainment camp(s) to house the people awaiting deportation and/or trial.
If we do this right, we could get rid of at least 25,000 of these people a month. It would take a long time but it would be an effort worth undertaking. The speed or lackthereof with which this process was accomplished would depend entirely on how many judges were allocated to the task.