and our government has to spent tons of money to raise them? This has been a hot topic for while, and we just don’t come up a concluding solution for it. If as matter of fact, we do deport all of them back to their home, how would it affect our economy actually? Illegal Mexicans for instance, they take the jobs we don’t do, or won’t do. Do you think our economy will decline significantly also? How would it affect our daily life and economy if all of them suddenly gone or disappear?

I really think the economy would shift and adjust for their absence – just looking at the current unemployment rate and knowing a few people whose unemployment benefits are ending this month.

That is just the way an economy works – if there’s a demand, there will be a shift to meet that demand. In this case it would probably shift to increase the average pay of ‘jobs we don’t do, or won’t do’ so that more of us ‘would do.’

You also raise an interesting point that our government spends tons of money to raise them… I’m okay with that, but on a more stark/realistic side – if we’re taking responsibility to raise ‘the world’ shouldn’t we seek to help families who don’t break our immigration laws?

Some great people come over illegally. And although I wouldn’t pray for one of my illegal immigrant friends to be deported, I just don’t feel that nationalizing everybody who crosses the border is an appropriate or wise step as a nation.

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