Don't want to throw cold water here but, the immigration system is not broken. In fact, it works just fine. Thousands of people legally become citizens every day. The problem is, obviously, illegal immigration. That doesn't need immigration reform – that requires enforcement and politicians who won't use illegal immigration as a wedge issue for political purposes.
True.
The problem is not the "immigration system", but rather the 11 million people here illegally.
We're not going to round them up and deport them, and they're not leaving voluntarily.
And oh!
Senator elect Colton is half right, but the half where he's wrong is the crux of the matter.
I toured our produce suppliers out in California's Salinas Valley last year, and I saw who was working those fields.
If those workers leave, you can drive a bus up and down most inner city neighborhoods in the US all day every day offering jobs to the unemployed replacing the lost workers, and you'll get no takers.
American citizens living off the government teat create the void that these illegal aliens step into, so what Colton is missing in his "solution" is a plan to get Americans off the dole and on to those fields.