I here what you are saying. There seems to be a bigger sense of entitlement people feel they have whenever we send them away. We tried to deny a man for being a public charge (he hadn’t paid his $47,000 hospital bill from his last stay, that’s a problem). The first thing his green card holder son did was call Senators complaiing about us and how we couldn’t do that. Well, yes we could, but you would be surprised how quick management will crumble when they get phone calls from not one but four angry Senators telling us to let this person stay in violation of the very INA they wrote.

We tried to send home a man from the Middle East who was certainly up to no good (the suitcase full of information talking about the greatness of 9/11 was our first clue). He missed his first flight home because he got on the phone to the consulate to complain about how we were being unfair. The Supervisor was too chicken to tell him to hang up, get on the plane and GTFO. We wouldn’t dare have a complaint against us.

I walk down the street and I see protests where people are saying "I am Illegal, so what!!!" Well, I’ll tell you what’s up as I kick you out. Of course I do not have the legal authority inside the border, and we wouldn’t dare let local police do anything, which helps build this culture of entitlement.

Again, I am more than willing to help legal immigrants into this country. I do it everyday. But when I see someone entering this country in violation of federal law, then demanding that I give them everything, I am more than a little fed up.

Obviously if you break our laws to get in here your bad, so it doesn’t seem that far fetched they wouldn’t have any respect for any other laws (stealing,etc) we have in place.

Get them out!

The people that are coming here are often time criminals and extremely uneducated. They have no desire to assimilate to our culture and get upset when a person dosent speak Spanish.

A lot (not all) are rude and nasty, talking about you in Spanish right to your face. And when you let them know that you speak Spanish the abuse imflames. (personal exp.)

All this got started about 25 years ago under the great Ronald Reagan. He cut family planning money from Foreign Aid to Latin America–his conservative Christian backers did not want our tax money going to show Mexicans and other Latin Americans how to keep their population growth rates low. Until then, their rates of economic growth exceeded their rates of population growth, but once family planning was eliminated, the population growth began to outpace the economic growth. They will not voluntarily starve to death, will they? So thank Mr. Reagan and his conservative Christian supporters. Conservatives call it "The Law of Unexpected Consequences"–it means if you don’t consider the consequences of what you are doing you are liable to get an unpleasant surprise. Welcome to reality, 25 years later.

The ones that I know to be "undocumented" tend to hang out on street corners, in Hispanic bars, and public areas. They are unruly and obnoxious.

Don’t get me wrong, some of the "documented" ones are in that crowd also, but the vast majority are not.

My solution:
1. Close the borders
2. Round up an deport all the known "undocumented" aliens
3. Offer those with legal or even expired work visas the opportunity to apply for citizenship
4. Keep the borders closed

I hate to see what happened to your property values.