Could this expedite the processing of the hoards of aliens trying to enter the US illegally?

Don’t let them in. PERIOD

No.

First, it is illegal to use military personnel for civilian law enforcement within the U.S.

Second, U.S. immigration law is very, very clear than a person seeking asylum does not need to have any documentation and cannot be deported without a court hearing merely because they do not have documentation. It is not the responsibility of the alien to produce proof of need -- and they technically aren't an "illegal" if they arrive at an official point of entry and ask for asylum.

These people are NOT coming here for the heck of it - they are all being paid by George Soros to do this.

America must NOT let them period!

Only if they're JAG officers with immigration experience. It's not like soldiers, Marines and airmen have the expertise to conduct these interviews.

Mexico has already offered them asylum and has suffered assaults by these mobs against THEIR (Mexico's police and military). These people are DEMANDING to be distrusted and disrespected.

I know plenty of people who've immigrated from Mexico, other parts of Latin America and from around the world and have never seen this kind of arrogance against a potential host nation.

One does NOT DEMAND things of other nations.

When seeking asylum, it's not illegal. Other than that, military personnel are not immigration officials.

The military personnel being sent to the border will be there to logistically support the Border Patrol and ICE personnel who will actually handle the aliens.

Military personnel do not have the training to evaluate initial claims for asylum, but Border officers do. They only refer those who appear to have some possibility of a credible claim to the courts. Most are denied, disqualified on the spot & denied admission. With stricter enforcement of the rules on asylum, e.g. must apply prior to entry at the nearest safe border, all those from Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, etc, who transit Mexico (or any other safe country) would automatically be denied asylum & denied entry on the spot.

The largest single factor in clogging up the courts for asylum hearings is the huge number of people who fail to appear for their hearing, then make claims for rescheduling. As many as 90% of those applying for asylum fail to appear for their hearing (info from officials I interviewed). Failure to appear should, as with other court-ordered appearances, result in automatic denial of asylum with order of mandatory departure, and no possibility of any waiver. That would stop a very substantial percentage of bogus asylum claims.

The members of the military are not immigration officials, and they have no power, authority or ability to be.