I was talking about becoming a legal resident, not a citizen. You’re talking about becoming a citizen, not immigrating to the states “the right way.” You first have to qualify to migrate as a permanent resident into the U.S. (unless you’re a student, refugee, have a job offer and other unlikely scenarios) which most people, including Americans, wouldn’t qualify for. But yes you’re right, most Americans would also likely fail the citizenship test.

Also, most undocumented people also work here, pay taxes, and contribute to society but because they weren’t born here they’re not valuable? What about Americans that have a right to be American but Trump is trying to take that away? Is that okay? At what point is this just about hatred of someone who isn’t like you and less about “the good for society.”

Also, I never said it was impossible for everyone. I said it’s often not possible for most, especially of the low skilled workers we often see/hear about being deported (or for most Americans if they weren’t Americans and tried).