no, I understand that just about everybody on here, except maybe one or two, acknowledge that there are people here illegally
where the debate comes is how do we remove them. I think the majority of posters have some trepidation about how ICE is dealing with this. And some, small minority, want more aggressiveness and some, small minority, just want to call ICE agents nazis.
In the perfect world, when ICE pulls into a street they call for anyone in the country illegally to pack their bags, come outside, board the busses for a free ride home, and all those come out and get on the buses. But we don't live in a perfect world. When ICE shows up there are protestors/agitators blowing whistles/car horns, yelling obsenities at agents , and on bad days, throwing things at agents.
So, almost by definition, the agents find themselves in a chaotic environment, and the environment is not helped when elected leaders are encouraging resistance and, if reports are correct, are coordinating efforts to alert of ICE actions.
Now to me, regardless of the migrants desires not to leave, they are here illegally and must be deported.
On the other hand, should we ever come to agreements on the need for immigration reform, we could create a situation beneficial to the migrants and the country. But as long as one part of government is intent on fighting everything Trump that won't happen. And, not to be one sided, trump needs to put together a bill that democrats would at least consider without just putting in circular file or tearing up