[Twoller]

Actually, Don has brought up an interesting observation that I try to make myself over and over again. Illegal immigration is an international problem. It seems obvious to observe this. Illegal immigration is the problem of one population of people moving from one country to another against the will of the destination country. This is obviously international.

But we tend to neglect that our country is not the only country in the world that is the destination of illegal immigrants. Even Mexico has an illegal immigrant problem.

But everywhere the reason for the problem is the same. One country has a population breeding like insects, the destination country has a population reproducing in a more sober manner guided by rational economics and cultural values. And there are powerful people in both countries who try to prevent anyone from doing anything about it. In African it is the same way. South Africa has an illegal immigration problem and it is the natives that suffer the most from it.

Bulldozing squatter camps is the right way to deal with the problem. Squatter camps are a huge health problem and only get bigger and worse until no one can do anything about it. In France they are prying loose the Roma population centers and sending them back where they came from and of course France is getting the usual insensitive reactions from the rest of the EU about it. They are doing the right thing and not only should they keep doing it, they need to pick up momentum too for other immigration problems.