No matter how long the immigration debate continues, mass deportation is not going to be a viable option.<\/p>\n
The immigration debate has been all over the map for so many years that people sometimes forget where it all started and what it is supposed to mean. Certainly the media has been full of reports on this debate, and they have covered everything possible from amnesty as a solution to increased border patrol, and even coverage about the DREAM Act to the other side with mass deportations and raids.<\/p>\n
Has anyone ever thought that the whole debate might not be focused and that there might be another approach to this? Has anyone given any thought to what would happen financially if the U.S. continues its massive deportation program? Consider this: mass deportation forces those who depend on an undocumented illegal to use public assistance; businesses would be out of luck finding labor; and, enforcing (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" No matter how long the immigration debate continues, mass deportation is not going to be a viable option. The immigration debate has been all over the map for so many years that people sometimes forget where it all started and…<\/span><\/p>\n