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This whole thing smacks of stuff like the war on drugs and the war on terror. Both were overtly heavy handed endeavors that are universally considered abject failures with big reasons being massive human rights violations and what was only supposed to affect "them" turned out to start impacting not them. Just like these past matters this whole thing could potentially backfire and we end up in a worse position than if we simply did nothing. Especially if we see a lot of litigation due to these "oopsies." Considering this whole thing is being driven by bloodthirsty morons and compulsive liars so all this as well leads me to believe this will be another failure like the other things mentioned.I hear what you're saying. It would be ideal if everyone was put in front of a judge, I just don't know how practical it is. The process needs to be overhauled dramatically. The problem is that a lot of these illegals and their lawyers can stretch out what otherwise should be a very simple case that should take a day at the most to adjudicate