You are entitled to your opinion.

Unless you are living 100 miles from the border and seeing the impact of illegal immigrants on the safety of the people we employ (we use around 40 Hispanic tradesmen in our business) and on their communities, you don't understand the problem.

For you it is ideological. For us near the border is not. Illegal immigrants have overwhelmed the Hispanic communities. With too many immigrants and not enough jobs (the job shortage does not extend to young people, who can't speak English), the young men are getting recruited into cartels and the young girls are being forced into sex trafficking.

There is no housing left, we already have massive homelessness in southern California and our progressive liberal governor has not solved the problem. We have empty shelves in our food banks (and our progressive liberal governor wants to criticize Republican governors). We have surging crime rates by people that have no way to get food or shelter if they don't steal.

If you don't think the illegal immigrants should be kept in Mexico, then the only way to account for the massive numbers is to transport them and spread them across the country, so every community can pitch in.

The real horseshit is the failure of these northern cities, who call themselves "sanctuary" cities and speak of compassion is to "step up". That is the plain and simple truth, and you need to look in the mirror and ask yourself what you are doing to help these people? If nothing... then your opinion while you have a right to it... does not count for much...