Mass Deportation Research Paper

Mass Deportation, Separation of Families and deportation of Parents to US Citizen Minors are subjects that are brought with the Deportation Debate. Alongside with the Illegal Immigration crisis that the country currently faces; Illegal Immigration has been a constant issue for this nation for over 25 years. Many of the suggestions are merely impossible and hugely costly to enforce, something the nation is not ready to assume. Mass Deportation suggests that the best method to combat Illegal Immigration is to gather over 11 million people residing here illegally and deport them to their home country. This theory is rather impossible to enforce, for the US to be able to locate, apprehend and process this amount of people it would cost an estimated of $400 to $600 billion. That is a sum that this nation cannot afford to do so, that is not factoring the amount of staff, wages, and supplies that would be needed at Government offices processing this “Mass Deportation” operation. One of the Pros comment, suggest that the best method for finding the Illegal Aliens is “easy as one, two, three and done”. It suggest a mass operation of Illegal Aliens at convenience stores, bus stops, and parks; but it does factor the bad reputation that the Nation of the Free would take. …show more content…
Many of the parents to these minors are law abiding, hard-working and only work for the best future of their children but none of these matters in immigration courts. Once the parent(s) are deported from this nation; the children are left to fend for themselves. On many occasions relatives take care of the minors but that does fix the feeling of a broken family. Parents of US Citizen Minors should not be deported, they should be brought forward to align their status in the country and offer the opportunity to prosper in