Deportation is key to fixing our broken immigration system

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Deportation is key to fixing our broken immigration system

By Andrew Arthur
Published August 3, 2026 3:00pm ET | Updated August 3, 2026 4:11pm ET

Since President Donald Trump returned to the presidency and began reversing his predecessor’s immigration policies, advocates have complained that the current administration is denying “due process” to immigrants. Their real complaint is that for the first time in a long time, the Department of Homeland Security is deporting large numbers of aliens who have received due process and been ordered deported — not only because such removals are the natural consequence of violating the immigration laws, but because lawful deportations are essential to the credibility of our immigration system.

While it’s common to refer to the unauthorized population as “illegal aliens” or “undocumented noncitizens,” various categories of foreign nationals in the United States are subject to removal, including illegal entrants, temporary visitors (“nonimmigrants”) who violated or overstayed their entries, and lawful permanent residents (i.e., “green card holders”) who committed some act that rendered them removable.
 
In all except for a rare set of instances involving Mexican or Canadian nationals stopped at the borders and the ports, DHS must obtain removal orders to send any of those aliens home, and it’s in the course of those proceedings that removable aliens receive the “process” they are “due.”

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/restoring-america/patriotism-unity/4666159/deportation-key-fixing-broken-immigration-system/

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A visa is a contract to go home.  Violate the visa, violate the contract, hasta la vista.

Persons with expired visas who have not left the United States, nor pre-emptively received adjudicated visa extentions, should be added to criminal databases that are searched by law enforcement, employers, creditors, college admissions officials.

Also, start auditing businesses for their I-9's.  People need to be deported and go to jail.  Once Blackrock and its executives realize they will be held to civil and criminal account for any and all subsidiaries that hire illegal aliens, and for failure to have I-9's for all employees and contractors, they will heel.

Nothing like the prospect of going to prison to get a C.E.O. and Chairman of the Board to prioritize legal hiring practices.  As long as they are allowed to skate for skimming profits off their enterprises' crimes, they have no incentive to change their behavior.

Trail all those layers of corporations and LLC's to the people who sit atop the commerical enterprises that illegally employee illegal aliens, making them corrupt enterprises that profit off human trafficking and violating of American Immigration Laws.