This whole question of illegal immigration is ugly, on all fronts.  Those who support illegal immigration, amnesties, and the like, are also choosing to ignore American laws, under what I can only assume to be the logic of a greater good.  Those who want to push all of the illegal immigrants out and make them get back in line seem to be choosing to ignore compassion, economics and other aspects of all of this, believing that without an effective rule of law, we're in long term trouble.

BOTH parties in congress and the oval office have chosen to punt the issues down the road for years.  I understand why Trump has taken this step, and he SHOULD get credit for putting the issue where it belongs: in Congress.  I'm ALL for a more liberal immigration law, AND for strict enforcement of that law.  If we can't get there, exactly how far do we let this selectivity go as to what law we will/will not enforce go?  If we believe in our three-branch government, I think we need to make congress work.