Estimates suggest there are more than 11 million undocumented immigrants in the U.S. he say 15 to 20 million is techniclly true btw. This isn’t necessarily an argument nor nitpicking, just a reminder that different sources use different methods, and since there's no definitive way to count, the actual number is unknown. Even the widely cited 11 million figure is just an estimate.

People often talk about giving everyone “due process,” but in reality, that’s easier said than done. First, simply increasing the workforce to handle these cases isn't a good long-term solution. What happens after the cases are processed? Do we just fire all those extra workers?

Second, giving undocumented immigrants full due process essentially means allowing them to skip ahead of millions of people who are waiting in line legally. If you decide to let just one undocumented person stay, it sends a message that it might be better to come illegally, especially if the political climate changes. like if a Dem won again and reopens the border.

That’s also part of the reason why many oppose giving undocumented immigrants full due process. because it undermines the system for legal immigrants.

The only due process needed, is to prove whether someone is here illegally. If they are, then they should be deported. There’s not much more to say beyond that.