Kathryn –

Could there be a better illustration of the bankruptcy of immigration enforcement than this paragraph from the Washington Post article that you cite?

“I have never felt as good as I felt in Manassas,” said Hector Bardales, 26, a Sterling mechanic who plays in four of the region’s leagues but most loved the crowds who cheered him on when he donned his Honduras de Manassas uniform. But he is in the country illegally, so Manassas is now no man’s land, he said. “I would play in any county except Prince William.”

The guy gives his full name, town of residence, job and age to a reporter for a major national newspaper, and then announces that he is breaking the law.