Post #41851 by Dope1 on the US Policy board

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Certainly a position one can take....

That's, you know, the law :)

....but that's not the same thing as saying that somebody guilty of illegal entry is a predator. Or poses any kind of threat to people that's different from any random U.S. citizen.

I'm not arguing the Predator part. I will say that if you're willing to brazenly break one set of laws you're statistically more likely to break some other set of laws.

You can argue that people who committed illegal entry deserve to be deported, but that's different than arguing that that you're making anyone safer by deporting them.

Au contriare. If I have a population of say, 100 illegal aliens and if say, 2 of them are predators, then even though only 2% of the illegals are predators I've made the US safer by deporting all 100 illegals.

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