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finding a way to sensibly legalize immigration, which is going to happen whether it is legal or not, will also allow us to much better regulate behavior of said immigrants, as well as gain the ability to properly tax them and receive payment into SS and medicare.  if they're already committing a crime simply by being here, then there's little to no incentive to follow laws such as learning traffic laws to gain a drivers license.  by being allowed to be a law-abiding citizen, they will be more inclined to follow all laws in order to maintain that status.  Just my two cents.

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How about we just enforce our laws. Heavily fine any company employing illegals. Heavily fine any company/person renting/providing housing to illegals. Heavily fine any hospital that doesn't report illegals after treatment. Heavily fine any school district that doesn't report illegals. Now how could an illegal stay in a country where he can't work, can't get housing, can't go to the hospital and can't enroll his kids in school. Problem solved. And the government can claim they created millions of jobs.

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5 minutes ago, Englebert said:

How about we just enforce our laws. Heavily fine any company employing illegals. Heavily fine any company/person renting/providing housing to illegals. Heavily fine any hospital that doesn't report illegals after treatment. Heavily fine any school district that doesn't report illegals. Now how could an illegal stay in a country where he can't work, can't get housing, can't go to the hospital and can't enroll his kids in school. Problem solved. And the government can claim they created millions of jobs.

Yep, this would be an easy fix...you eliminate the draw for illegals, they will quit coming.

 

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2 hours ago, bullets13 said:

finding a way to sensibly legalize immigration, which is going to happen whether it is legal or not, will also allow us to much better regulate behavior of said immigrants, as well as gain the ability to properly tax them and receive payment into SS and medicare.  if they're already committing a crime simply by being here, then there's little to no incentive to follow laws such as learning traffic laws to gain a drivers license.  by being allowed to be a law-abiding citizen, they will be more inclined to follow all laws in order to maintain that status.  Just my two cents.

Bullets, you and Trump are almost saying the same thing!

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