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We are talking about 11 or 12 million people. No matter how good our government can be there is no way that we will ever round them up and deport them. First of all we can not afford to,the cost of sending 12 million people back to where they come from would eat up a lot of taxes. That does not count having the manpower or facilities to hold them while processing is going on. The bad thing about a blanket amnesty is that in many cases only the breadwinner of a family is now here, if allowed to stay they most certainly will want to bring their families over here as well. Yet the only way our government can save face with the problem is to start over with new rules and more manpower to fight the problem and I am afraid that means giving an amnesty to those that are currently here. They may try to call it a work for citizenship or residence program, however it will be an amnesty program anyway no matter how you look at it.