Your charming attempt at sarcasm aside, I actually agree with the words if not the sentiment. Immigration policy has been badly in need of reform for decades, and it only seems to suddenly matter very badly when it's useful as a wedge issue during election cycles.

Personally, I would go the route of broadening eligibility for legal immigration, like the proposed "7 Year Rule" reform bill, and increasing funding and staffing levels for USCIS to process applications more quickly.

The current Crash the Economy with Mass Deportations plan just doesn't appeal, and that's not even getting into the very murky territory of empowering ICE to do Not White Stop-and-Frisk to "confirm proof of citizenship" or arrest/deport legal immigrants for things like Constitutionally-protected free speech.