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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]^^ Yep, it's all digitized, highly secure documents and electronic records nowadays. And the DNA resources are already in place worldwide to confirm that claimed blood relatives actually are related.

People talking about showing 'papers' are out of touch.  The digital infrastructure has been put in place for years by both Democrats and Republicans.  All that's lacking now is the political desire to enforce the law.  And that's the primary issue on the ballot in a couple weeks. [/quote]

again, I am walking down the street, I "look" like an immigrant. I don't have any "papers" with me, an enforcement officer approaches me. What is the law here? What am I expected to do? What are my rights?[/quote]

That's a fun fantasy land conversation, but let's focus on how it actually works.  Everyone who is known illegal has registered their whereabouts.   We start there by removing them, and also focus on local law enforcement arrests for other crimes like assault or drug possession, and remove those.  Then you inform the community that everyone who voluntarily leaves will have their period of unlawful presence waived, and that incentivizes several millions to leave on their own, because then they will have a chance to enter legally someday without that period of illegality creating a ban on admission.  [/quote]

Okay hotshot. How do you start removing them? Where to? With what budget? It's going to cost like a trillion to do this and massively spike food and construction costs.[/quote]

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