You have an interesting perspective on the life of the child of an illegal immigrant. Let&#x27;s just say that we don&#x27;t share that perspective and I wonder what your solution would be. Here where I live we have had a few cases of minors that were kicked out by our IND (the immigration and naturalization services) and believe me they don&#x27;t have a spot in my heart.<p>I&#x27;m writing this as the father of a child that was born in a country that declared him an illegal, even though the service was very much aware they manufactured this out of whole cloth. It took a year and a vast sum of money to get this situation corrected, but in the meantime he and his mother were deported. At least &#x27;the system&#x27; works, I was able to sue the Queen and won, but it did leave a lasting scar on our family.<p>This subject is still - 20+ years after the fact - very much an open wound to me and I always wonder what kind of person it would take to punish a child for the act of either one or both of their parents, even if it were true (which it was not).<p>I think you just showed me a little bit of an answer for that question and for that I&#x27;m grateful even though I absolutely despise your position.