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Since January 2021 from ten to sixteen million illegal immigrants entered the United States with the assistance of Mexican cartels and the American government. This is added to the approximately 30 million illegals currently living in the United States. They come from over 165 countries around the world. Why is it happening? How is this possible? Is it fair to Americans? What can be done about it? That’s what this post will attempt to answer.
Mexican cartels make billions from illegals, drugs, and human trafficking. Their motive is obvious…money, with a minimum of $4,000/illegal. However, the motive of the Biden Administration and the Democrat Party enabling illegals to get into the U.S. may not be so obvious. As a pretext, concern is expressed for our less prosperous neighbors south of our Southern border. However, the real reasons are: 1) increasing the rolls of Democrat voters, since two-thirds of immigrants vote Democrat whenever they or their eventual children are able to vote, legally or illegally, 2) increasing population (which includes illegals) in selected districts so as to give those districts greater Congressional representation; and 3) providing large employers a cheap source of labor as well as driving down the overall cost of labor.
So what’s to be done? President Trump successfully secured the border so we know it can be done. If Trump were able to do it now, illegal immigration through our Southern Border would be very low. The solution appears to be to repeat what President Trump did, including finishing the wall along our southern border. This will not happen if Kamala Harris is elected. Then we need to deport the criminal illegals as we catch them committing crimes The only Democrat Presidential hopeful that would do this is Robert Kennedy Jr. and, of course, former President Trump would also do this.
Some books that forthrightly address the illegal immigration crisis are: 1) The Immigration Solution, 2) Border Insecurity, 3) Adios America, and 4) Whatever it Takes.
