rich1.0Joe (npub1s3…uexqx)https://yabu.me/npub1s3vq29fy9ly3k6lvtxytdap7gmc9ct092cfwpmzpemxmfgs9nuvq4uexqxnjumphttps://yabu.meIve been engaging on this topic for some days, so this may be my last reply. There are so many people in the US illegally, it would be basically impossible to give all of them due process and also have a court system. Even just 1,000,000 people (and its way more), at 1 hour per person of due pricess, is 1,000,000 hours.. Im not saying they shouldnt get it, but because there were administrations allowing an open border (illegally) this is a mess. Entering the US illegally is a crime. No other ceime needs to be committed to be deported. Venezuela will not accept their citizens back from the US, so they had to send them somewhere. The "one salvadoran legally living in the US", it seems from what I am seeing the guy illegally entered the US, he had two legal deportation orders, and two courts found him to be tied to MS-13 and human trafficking. Also hes an El Salvadoran citizen, so he is back in his country of citizenship. Americans would be outraged if they were deported to a foreign country, but they are not too worried about that, because they are legal citizens of the US. Trump made that comment about " home growns", and I am not a fan, but I also have no info to know exactly what that means. I fully admit, its very difficult to get good info, or to even know what is true and what isnt. I also dont want any negativity for anyone, but i also understand why Americans dont like that so many people completely disrespect their immigration laws. I think the estimate is 13,000,000 people who went to the US illegally. Then many need assistance from the government (tax payers). Its a tough situation.