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Re: Response to Jonah

BTW Jonah, Ramesh, I don’t think it helps to harp on deportation. In an

ideal (well, MY ideal) world of immigration control, there would be no need

for deportation at all, just as there would be no need for a wall along the

border. (See my posting of earlier this morning titled “MR. BUSH, TEAR DOWN

THIS WALL!”)

Good law enforcement would ensure that there are no job opportunities in the

US for illegal aliens. They would then deport themselves! Of course, the

real world is never that neat, and in practice some deportations will always

be necessary; but still, by simply ENFORCING CURRENT LAW we could go a long

way towards reducing the illegal-immigrant population without mass

deportations or 15-foot walls.

John Derbyshire — Mr. Derbyshire is a former contributing editor of National Review.
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