re: High-level corporate leaders are pushing President Trump to sign a bipartisan mass amnesty

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It’s not about demanding soft treatment it’s about being pragmatic. My original post on the matter was not even my personal opinion (I’ve injected some since then), but initially just relaying the sentiment from a Louisiana corporal who spent most of his career pursuing violent gangs and busting up drug operations.

When you have to hit a daily quota, at some point, it gets in the way of prioritizing meaningful shite.

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Pragmatism is there is a cost for breaking the rules, even for Jose and his family. If they entered illegally, they have eliminated any possibility for citizenship or even permanent residency. They can get work visas/temporary visas, but they must be non-immigrant visas.

There has to be consequences. They can never erase their decision to break the law.

You provide sympathy but allowing them to stay in the country on a work permit with tight restrictions or they are removed. None of the mir family is eligible to gain any status base in them and any children here illegally will face the same restrictions.

You can be understanding while also still enforcing consequences. The MAGA idiots in the admin and their approach to shock and awe deportation doesn’t erase the facts about these individuals’ choices.