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Most that come here illegally do not have any verifiable ID. Should there be a law that states that if you do,you will be deported.?
without a hearing and banned for life? .
5 Answers
- ArcherLv 72 years agoFavorite Answer
Even those who have been 'repeatedly' deported seem to keep coming back because they shoot holes in the system and laws which were created to govern immigrations.
- jpopelishLv 72 years ago
That's what Jesus would have done.
His sermon on the mount
was all about that.
- ?Lv 72 years ago
I think those without verifiable ID should be given a chance to work with authorities to find ID if they can. If they can't or cannot cooperate, I think they should be deported. I don't think that should constitute a ban for life, if someone can get their **** together and tries to come into the US legally and has no criminal record, etc. they should be given a chance.
- Anonymous2 years ago
Sure. That'll stop illegal immigration for sure. Better yet, why not shoot them instead of deporting them when they're discovered. That'll save the cost of deportation.
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- Anonymous2 years ago
No, it's not fair to deport people if they have verifiable ID.
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