>>If someone drives drunk, they lose their car. It is forfeited, sold, and the money
>>taken by the city/state.
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>>Illegals are here illegally. They work illegally, therefore their assets can be
>>siezed.
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>>Take their earnings, their cars, houses, boats, RV's and anything else they have.
>>Take their assets and give the money to the city/state. Offer rewards for citizens
>>who turn in illegals and the businesses that employ them.
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>>They'll leave when there's no motivation to stay.
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>Whoa, whoa! Private property is private. It is not for the state. Remember capitalism and our way of life.
>Offering rewards calls for vigilantism. We have enough nuts out there.
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>The answer is through penalizing employers, not rewarding bounty hunters.
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>Also read this article in today's (July 10) Miami Herald about the difficulty (or lack of trying) of even catching the 630,000 that already have deportation orders.


Some people are in such a frenzy over this issue that it seems to have clouded their ability to think logically. Not meaning that at the level of their general opinion about the problem of illegal immigration, but in terms of logistics. They talk blithely about deporting 12 million people as though it could actually be done. Remember Elian Gonzalez? (I know you do). That was one kid.