Do you agree with deportation?

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I do.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Deportation to the individual’s homeland, yes to some degree though the idea of pushing undocumented immigrants to Guantanamo Bay just for crossing the border for a better life should not be entertained by the federal government since this is like the Japanese Internment Camps. 120k Japanese (20k of which were citizens) were kept in these camps forced out of their homes using the ‘Aliens and Enemies Act’ that Trump is flaunting about which will be to move 30k Mexicans which is inhumane and sets a terrible example for a land of freedoms & equal rights & standards above uncivilized countries.
Wanting to end birthright citizenship just allows future administrations to limit the American Public’s rights defined in The Constitution, Constitutional Amendments, and Laws passed by the legislature. Ending birthright citizenship means being “American” can just be redefined / changed against certain individuals the government disagrees with. After Trump isn’t in office, I’m sure if a Democrat is elected a lot of people would be shaking in their boots from this sort of notion Trump is trying to write on the books. Birthright Citizenship must stand to prevent Democrats, Republicans, Independents from doing the same on legal citizens.

Miristheiss · Accepted Answer

100% YES. Deport millions and millions of them.

My take on immigration is very clear.

Secure the border so they cannot get in.

Have a very MODEST, SET number of how many immigrants we'll accept in ONE year. Maybe 10,000 total. Maybe 50,000 and NO MORE.

ALL must be fully vetted and their attitudes gauged. We only want those who want to be Americans and love the USA and want to join in on the American dream and assimilate to the USA.

Anyone with any hint of contempt for the USA, anyone who just wants to start an outpost for the land they came from and isolate themselves from the culture and live like they are still (wherever). NO ENTRY.

Anyone with the slightest hint of law breaking or terror ties or anti USA vibe. NO ENTRY.

Moving here is a PRIVELEGE. It is not a right.

We decide who comes and the numbers need to be modest.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Imagine you've been waiting in this line for hours. Then someone decides to cut to the front of the line in front of you. You would rip their head off. But since most people are stupid, they never consider the fact that their law-abiding immigrants that have been waiting in that line for ages. But they never get chosen to come to America, because the illegals somehow take precedence. That's all going to change under President Trump. People who've been waiting in line will now take precedence. And that's the way it should be.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

yes. if you're illegal, you cannot be here. it is the law. either go home or go through the legal process. no other option. i can't just go waltz into another country illegally. it's not allowed. so it shouldn't be allowed here! no hard feelings... just common sense and safety.

lil_will_12 · Answer

It really depends. I find it morally wrong to deport people who are doing nothing to harm anyone, who are just chilling here, but haven't become a true citizen, so thus our government brands them illegal. I believe it fully depends on the personal situation, so i am definitely against mass deportations. For example there could be people fleeing their country for many different reasons, and have to come to America to stay safe and seek refuge. I've heard it can take a long time to fully become a citizen, so would you deem it fair or morally correct we deport these types of people?

Ofc there are other scenarios too which i would support deportation. For example f you commit a crime or offense as an illegal immigrant, i believe you should be deported. If you can't act right in this new country, then you are not welcome here in my opinion.

Smashingdoozy · Answer

Criminals sure. People who just want a better life. No... They're the people who are working the jobs others don't want to do.

Also ICE is harassing and detaining U. S citizens and Native Americans i. e they're profiling people based on the colour of their skin...

malarkey · Answer

Of course. If you break the law to enter the country illegal, then you should be deported. If you pose some sort of national security risk like being a spy for a foreign nation, then you should be deported after criminal proceedings. There are are plenty of instances when deportation is the correct action.

Anonymous · Answer

I don't, unless they've committed some violent crime. These are human beings we're talking about, not animals. They should be treated with respect and dignity. Refugees and asylees leave their home countries because they don't wanna see their children starving or shot to death. Where is our humanity? Plus America is a nation of immigrants. How is it in any way fair for us to oppose other refugees/immigrants seeking the opportunity to raise their children in a safer place than before?

Kaneki05 · Answer

I do if they commit violent crimes otherwise I see no point. It makes zero difference to me if they aren't, as 1st I wouldn't even be able to tell and 2nd it does not effect me.

DrPepper12 · Answer

Of illegal criminals? Yes

Of dreamers? No

Of established, exemplary members of community with citizen family members, no crimes who get sent to the back of the line, pay back taxes and some fines & community service? I don't know.

Anonymous · Answer

In most cases it's a total waste of money and other resources. I do not support deportation just for  being here  illegally. For serious crimes, I would support deportation or being extradited.

Kelley1 · Answer

Take a lesson from Russia and do what Russia did to a million Germans. Ship them to the far north (northern Alaska) where no one sees what happens and they are never seen again.

virtualwasp · Answer

Get rid, they can't be bothered to enter the correct way. It makes a mockery of a country and it's principles. What the point in airports if they let anyone in

ChicoFromThe305 · Answer

Yep people don't seem to understand illegal immigration yet no one against deportation would allow someone to just walk into their home without permission, it's the same thing, only that's its a whole country and a lot more people.

CupcakeTheDestroyer · Answer

Deportation of the obviously dangerous, yes. But everyone with an expired visa isn’t dangerous, a majority are just desperate

genericname85 · Answer

yeah. i think we should have a better refugee policy to make legal entry easier. but if someone broke the law getting into the country, they should be treated like the law breakers they are.

AviatorTom · Answer

Yes, so long as there is definitive evidence that the person entered the country illegally.

Dargil · Answer

Of Criminal Aliens? Yes. Crossing the border illegally is a felony. A crime.

Anonymous · Answer

I'm not an American citizen. But I would say Yes. Because I'd not really be happy if random people walk around in my country without proper documents or a visa.

Surely · Answer

How many laws can a US citizen break before they are arrested? Since most all of the illegals broke at least one law coming here. We don’t have room to lock them all up. So send them back!

Shiprex · Answer

Much of those European American's would have to come back here and that's a BIG NOPE TF away

exitseven · Answer

Yes, I would volunteer to drive a few busloads to the border myself.

Anonymous · Answer

Yes, coming here illegally is a slap in the face to the immigrants who took the time and went through the proper channels to come here illegally.

WilliamStormsReturn · Answer

Yes, illegals/criminals don't belong here, but undocumented that went through process and are compatible with our society should get a chance Be tough on Most of Em

beefcakebradybatson · Answer

For criminals, absoutely. The others should be viewed individually.

SmokinAces2000 · Answer

Only if they are criminals. If they are here and aren’t causing problems there’s no reason to deport them

Jerre · Answer

Yes I agree with the deportations, especially of those with a criminal background. They are costing us billions of dollars.

Anonymous · Answer

You're a racist! I am sure no one wants you in China!

Anonymous · Answer

Yes I do. It's a shame that Biden and Harris put us in this situation, but they did, and now it needs to be corrected.

Snakeyes7 · Answer

Deportation for immigrants who broke the law specifically.

RSav4013 · Answer

Yes, especially in the case of violent criminals.

Anonymous · Answer

If it's illegal/undocumented, yes.

hello4433 · Answer

If they are illegally staying then yes

In_Trance · Answer

If it actually happened, yes. But it won't

Anonymous · Answer

Ship them all out

Apple1996 · Answer

Hell no

Astarlessnightsky · Answer

I don't.

LazerBean · Answer

Of course

Alexandrubaschet08 · Answer

I don't

Anonymous · Answer

I'm not a nazi. No.

Bklynbadboy12 · Answer

I do to an extent

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