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Anyone who says large numbers cannot be deported is actually providing proof that we need a wall and enforcement of immigration laws. They are admitting the problem is beyond their control and they can't fix it. I have yet to hear the President or anyone else supporting a guest worker program or amnesty explain how they will deal with those who overstay their welcome if the new plan is implemented. They say the workers will have to go home after a period of time, but if we can't send those here now illegally home, how would we deal with the same problem later? I have also heard no plan to deal with the illegals who choose not to come forward and be documented under a guest worker plan. Many have already said they want nothing less than blanket citizenship and will not come forward and be documented for a worker program. Illegals feel that would only make it easier to deport them, and many know they would not pass a background check due to a criminal record or other issues.

As far as I am concerned this border needs to be secured immediately and immigration laws need to be enforced. First of all getting control would allow us to know if we even need guest workers, then we could discuss a way to manage that. The truth is if we really secured the border, and enforced the laws, many illegals would deport themselves.