I mean .... yes I think that has to be true.
Who fights hard to keep millions coming here illegally? Its Democrats and they KNOW all the bad that happens ... they don't care, its very much worth it to them
because when it comes to murders/rapes/human trafficking/sex & child abuse .... its baffling how Democrats can fight so hard to keep allowing it
isn't it ?
I mean, it's kind of a hard question to answer, because your question assumes I agree with your misrepresentation of the issue, which I don't.
Look, I know you've got big feelings around the Democrats, that doesn't make you different, they have big feelings around you guys. I don't think anyone on the left fails to understand the fact that A) the problems you are outlining already have laws to manage those issues, and B) that criminals, irrespetive of where they hail from, or what their status in your country is, should face the consequences inherent to those laws, should they break them.
I think everyone weighs this issue according to their own sense of morality and basic human decency. Is the problem so bad that all illegals should be subjected to treatment void of respect or dignity, after contributing to your country despite not enjoying the same benefits of citizens? Statistically it would seem not, as they commit crimes at a lower rate than citizens, and the number of illegal immigrants that get charged with a crime (other than being in the country illegally, of course) is statisitcally insignificant when compared against those who don't.
And for all that you get a work force willing to do the jobs Americans don't want to do, for wages Americans wouldn't accept, a portion of those wages going back to business and government in the form of retail purchases and sales tax.
If your whole argument is that all these people should be demonized by the worst few, well, you might be confused as to why you don't get traction, but I'm not.
This is why I'm interested in the cost analysis, and why you should be too, if you think they are such a drain on your society. It would be much easier to make your point than with some anecdotal nonsense that focuses on the exception, not the rule.
Again, I'm not assigning a "right" or a "wrong" here. Were I to do that, I would have to express my amazement that the richest country on the planet requires a peasant class. That's pretty ****ed up, bud...lol... Same as your health care system, for the same reason. I don't like how they are being treated, especially the attempts to dehumanize by the current administration and it's supporters. It truly exposes a moral deficiency.
But I know better than to have
that fight with you... lol... Which is why I haven't really been having it. All of this came out of a simple curiosity to see the numbers. Weird that that threatened you into creating such flatulent responses that really didn't have much to do with what I said in the first place.