Yes, all illegal immigrants should be turned over to federal authorities and deported

They should be given a chance to gain citizenship before being deported straight back to their country. especially if they already have created a life for themself

Although illegal immigrants should be turned over to federal authorities and deported, illegal immigrants should be given the choice to make a change in order to ensure that they will stay in the U.S.

if we were to detain immigrants the population will surtainy would go down as well as constructions jobeies

Although illegal immigrants should be turned over to federal authorities and deported, illegal immigrants should be given the choice to make a change in order to ensure that they will stay in the U.S.

I believe not all illegal immigrants should be deported because in most cases it wasn't their choice to come to the united states. and regardless the United States should be a country where people go for a better life and for freedom like what Americans wanted. It is not fair that a long time ago when the United States was created that the country was made by a bunch of immigrants but now they aren't allowed? especially if those immigrants haven't done any type of harm they should not be deported.

Our economy could not survive without the work they do. Plus, the crime rate among illegal immigrants is statistically lower than the rest of the population. The media unfairly highlight crime acts committed by illegals. Most of them are harmless and deporting them would break up families b

1. It is a practical impossibility to deport millions of people.
2. If it were possible, it would be ruinously expensive.
3. If possible and affordable, it would be inhumane to break up families, to disrupt peaceable people who contribute to our society, to return people to countries where they have no/weak ties and may be unable to speak the language or find a job, to deport people who themselves did not break the law because they were brought here as children, to dump people into dangerous circumstances due to crime or living conditions.
4. We have a treaty obligation to permit those seekin…  Read moreg asylum to make their cases and have them adjudicated before deportation proceeds.
5. We need to go to work on the factors that draw people to immigrate illegally, for the most part better described as the factors that force them out of their own countries. In many cases, the reason their home countries are so dangerous or poor is directly related to our own government's actions (usually in pursuit of profit for our companies or resources for our society) in those countries over decades; we have a moral obligation to them to fix what we broke, not to punish their citizens for trying to escape the conditions we helped to create.