We should ban all immigrants from the United States

1) http://www.politifact.com... Valdez stated that "The undocumenteds are no more likely to commit crimes than our native-born citizens.", then later in the article, they state that Nation Research has shown that illegal immigrants commit less crime than the native population. In Texas alone, around 1.76% of crimes are committed by illegal immigrants, this being one of the largest illegal immigrant destinations in the US. So even in the large immigrant areas crime seems to be on the low when it's connected to illegal immigrants. Then the Washington post assures this by directly stating in their conclusion that illegal immigrants don't commit more crime that natural born Americans, . How can you lead a criminal lifestyle if the country you are running away to commits more crime than you do? And while it is true that some illegal immigrants smuggle drugs and other contraband into the country, most of these illegal immigrants don't stay, rather they make many trips back and forth to furth smuggle drugs in, they never actually bring their family or stay in America, they aren't immigrants if they aren't here to stay. 2) When I was talking about myself I was referring to small crime that isn't accounted for, I'm not referring to break-ins and intended theft on a larger scale, http://www.politifact.com... found that around 70% of Americans have done something to get put in jail, I think that number is a bit higher than 2/3 blacks and 4/5 whites. 2b) so if you are to deport a child, even if their parents are illegal immigrants, what about children born in the US? They are natural born Americans, by law, you can't have your citizenship removed and get deported unless you willingly revoke your citizenship from the US. So by deporting these parents you essentially are orphaning them.2c) (splitting it apart just because this became several different topics now), You can't just give the 4.1% of the unemployed Americans jobs, Firstly that isn't enough to cover all immigrants, even just illegal immigrants. If it was enough our economy would suffer, there would be a shortage in our workforce forcing companies to size down or move jobs overseas, either way, Americans get the short stick in the long run. Plus we still have our right to stay unemployed, just because there are jobs open, doesn't mean people will want them, usually, these jobs that aren't wanted are taken by the illegal immigrants, so yes. They take our jobs, but mostly the jobs we don't want.3) I'm a little lost in your reasoning here, but drug cartels want to keep a low cover, we agree in this. So if they want to keep a low cover, they would flood mostly to lower income areas where crime is higher, if crime is higher in an area, than their crime gets masked, sure some of the low-income crime areas are because of them, but to say they all are isn't true. Plus the drug cartel can only sell drugs where there are Americans to sell drugs too. Most of these drugs get redistributed by an internal network all over the country, and this isn't just by illegal immigrants, American gangs like the Outlaws and Hell's Angles have been known to work in drug operations as well. So in general, low-income areas are attractions to drug cartels because it's easier to hide there, in rich citie,s they are easier to notice and thus operation is riskier.