>So you agree with me then that the child who came here when he was 3 years old, and is not 20 years old, should be allowed to stay? If so, then I don't have any pressing problems with your position. I was under the impression that you wanted to kick out that 20 year old too because he is not a citizen. Seemed to be what you were saying to Tamar, but I guess I misunderstood.
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If the child is the issue and they were brought here by the parents, they can be taken back by the parents. If they have reached adult status, they are committing a crime each day. If they were born on our soil, current law says they are a citizen. (I don't agree with that, but I don't arbitrate laws either).

All that is simply hypothetical. The reality is they aren't going to be deported. The will be assimilated after the government has extracted some money from them. The gates have been left open for too long and now the numbers are unweildy. We will have to allow them to stay. We have got to seal the borders first though.