[TheRealThing]

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A quick glance at this list, while exceptions, suggests many are places where migrants are a vital part of the workforce and overall economy. We have to recognize and accept this fact as part of the immigration equation.

“It’s not personal; it’s business.”
We might wish that Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala did not have so many people seeking to come North for economic and security reasons. However, a nation has to control the flow of immigrants for many reasons. It’s not personal or xenophobic to have a strong, humane, contemporary immigration policy. It’s necessary. And, I think you are correct, TRT, we all have to embrace this reality and enforce across the board.

Right, other than to agree that there are exceptions on the list, but I don't embrace the reality at all. I and every other taxpayer are being steamrolled by that reality though. If you saw "Annihilation" you saw an alien evolutionary force at work trying to change every lifeform on earth, turning them into something unrecognizable. Whether one can personally see the danger posed by illegal immigration gone nuclear or not, does not change the dynamic of such an overwhelming sociological agent. I do not accept the left's unsubstantiated premise behind all the immigration madness which states that the mindless forfeiture of our sovereignty is a good thing. .