05-05-2011, 01:51 AM
Grace62 wrote:
[quote=kj]
I'm sure it is a small percentage. I was just wondering whether that is necessarily a good thing that more of the convicted illegal immigrants are deported. That could mean more of them end up back on our streets. There's no doubt in my mind this kind of revolving door has had an impact on our community, which makes me suspect (although I don't know) it might elsewhere. kj.
After people serve their sentences, they are deported. If they are NOT deported, it's 100% sure that they will be "back on our streets."
I'd prefer they head home. Grace, I think you're missing kj's point. He's arguing that deporting undocumented criminals will only result in these individuals returning and ending up on our streets. He's suggesting, in order for them not to end up back on our streets, that we don't deport them. Clear?