How Should Illegal Immigration Be Stopped?
Question by mr. man: How should illegal immigration be stopped?
How can it be stopped? I don’t see a good reason besides building a big wall that wouldn’t be racist against hispanics. Should we just let everyone in and be fair because the Mexicans can border hop easily?
Best answer:
Answer by mooned22
Walls and barbed wire
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