They are only trying to feed their families.

[Kathy63]

If yours die in the process, that's okay too.

http://www.latimes.com/news/nation-a...,2247847.story

As black-tar heroin ruined lives in the United States, it pulled the poorest out of poverty in Xalisco. Drug earnings paid for decent houses and sometimes businesses, and it made dealers' families the social equals of landowners. By addicting the children of others, they could support their own.

"I'd be lying if I said I was sorry," Avila said. "I did it out of necessity. I was tired of birthdays without gifts, of my mother wondering where the food was going to come from."

Gee how sad!

This is why we need to start more than mere deportations.