Trump, Starting To Understand?

IN WHAT MUST HAVE BEEN among his greatest revelatory moments, the sort which engendered the self descriptor "stable genius", Donald Trump shared with the nation the astounding revelation that, among the alleged thirteen million undocumented foreigners living within the friendly confines of these United States, there might, just might be one or two who have been in the country for decades, has worked the entire time at a job no native born American would want, has done a good job, broken no laws, attended church faithfully, become a pillar of his community, paid taxes, and is, in short, one whose deportation would harm America, by depriving it of an irreplaceable worker. We don't want to kick people like that out, the fuhrer amazingly stated, stating the obvious. If Hitler could have been persuaded, and some tried to persuade him, to have the same attitude towards the Jews, Germany might have won the war. All they lacked was personnel, peersonnel they burned in ovens, six million personnel, who could otherwise have swollen German armies and German factories and farms with human power. In reality, an extremely high percentage of our illegal residents, almost all of them, fit neatly into this category; too valuable to deport. Even with all the millions of Latino workers working every day in freedom's land, the united States has a severe labor shortage. A shortage, in fact, of everything, docors, teachers, roofers, everything. Everything, that is, except sneaky greedy lawyers and shady, greedy politicians. What on Earth would we the American people and economy do if we deport all thirteen million of them? Sunk, that's where. Aside from the fact that it is beyond doubt utterly impossible to deport millions of people with due process, deporting them is the last thing we want to do. And sure enough, polls indicate that we the Americna people are all down with Trump when it comes to evicting criminals. The more the merrier. But the inconvenient little fact about crime among undocumented aliens is that it is very, even vanishingly rare, percentage wise, compared to the crime rate among us good legal American citizens. We Americans want to deport the criminals, and keep the other eleven to thirteen million good, hard working undocumented workers, and,mostimportantly, we want to give them a pathway to citienship. We the American people are now by the millions telling Trump and MAGA that wedo not like their heavy handed gestaop tactics regarding deporting people, and that we will not tolerate it. Simply making naturalized citizens of them all would,and, lord willing, will, go a long way towards enhancing America's economic prosperity. Allowing large numbers to enter the country legally would ensure that the U.S. maintains a good, steady supply of workers in an otherwise again population. Most of the immigrants are young, healthy, and ambitious. capable of working hard for years. The sheer number of people who took to the streets all across the land of liberty protesting not only Trump's immigration policies, but also his blatant attempt to become an authoritarian ruler was shocking. The country, alarge majority of it, is opposed to Trump. American towns and cities were overflowing with protestors, and the only question is, how often will they be willing to repeat their protests, and with how many people participating. The future of democracy in the United States may well depend on the answer.