The law is not a suggestion. It is not a debate. It is the foundation of the republic—and when it’s selectively enforced, it ceases to be law at all.
Illegal immigration is not a humanitarian gray area. It is a crime. So is facilitating it. Anyone who enters the country illegally has violated federal law. Anyone who assists or enables that violation—from NGOs to officials—should face prosecution. Borders define a nation. Enforcing them defines its seriousness. The refusal to apply existing laws is not mercy—it’s betrayal.
This is not a matter of new legislation. The law is already written. The crisis is willful noncompliance by those sworn to uphold it. The solution doesn’t require reform—it requires courage. Enforce the law, jail the collaborators, and restore order. That’s not cruelty. That’s sovereignty.