From CGI member Mike:

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Not to be contentious, but...

I was reading some study the other day that concluded that the average illegal invader has been in the U.S. for about fifteen years.

Let's just say that there are probably fifty million invaders currently residing here.

To believe that evicting a few thousand criminals will make some sort of difference is cognitive dissonance at it's finest.

They are all criminals by fact of illegal presence. Millions of them.

The objective is to make one forget the millions by focusing on a few thousand "bad" ones.

It works.

The invasion has been in effect for decades. The invaders are so very intertwined into the social and economic structure that to deport even a scant million would result in severe national instability in the areas of banking, corporate profits, bureaucratic stability, peace and dignity of communities and much more.

A wholesale cleansing would send this nation back to the stone age, at least for a while.

Those Powers That Be have thousands of years of social reactive data to study, and they have studied well. Their plans are made and over the horizon before most people are even aware that there is a plan.

This deportation crap is no different than the Epstein crap and more. It's all diversions from a much larger picture.

One might ask one's self, how do large numbers of government employees trade in child porn and get away with it for decades? Does anyone actually think that that can be rectified? How many thousands of employees would have to be prosecuted to clean that mess up? Does anyone really think that that is going to happen?

Translate that into how many courts, how many judges, how many attorneys and how much money would be required to timely deport just one million invaders? Ten million? Twenty million? More?

The Earth is resources and real estate in a larger than Earth scenario. Those who claim ownership are not going to give it up easily, or un-scorched.

Ain't no easy way out.