Recession, enforcement driving illegal immigrants to leave U.S.
 

Recession, enforcement driving illegal immigrants to leave U.S.
For 10 years, Ezequiel Gonzalez and his wife, Lupe, feared that their lives as illegal immigrants in America would be discovered.
One spring evening two years ago, it finally happened. Immigration agents detected Ezequiel working illegally at a local glass company here and ordered him deported to Mexico. Left on her own, Lupe packed up their few belongings and prepared their four children, ages 8 through 15, for the journey to a country they barely knew.
Back in their colonial town in central Mexico, the couple now struggle to support themselves.
"We would like to go back to the United States," said Lupe, 36, by telephone. "But I'm not sure it will ever be possible."

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We need to always remember that just letting illegals leave whenever they want is just as bad as letting them come whenever they want. Our borders need to be aggressively controlled for traffic both ways.