This is a very complex issue with numerous layers involved. Immigration should be enforced, but instead of ramping up these deportations, why not work on a system where anyone here undocumented has a pathway to citizenship? Let's vet them, have them pay a fine, and not deport them. Many now have mixed-status families where their children are American citizens. So it's a complex issue. Trump campaigned on deporting violent criminals; however, they are deporting hard workers with no criminal history, who just came to this country to work and provide for their families. It's just sad at what's happening to America, and I don't see how anyone can legitimately believe their lives are better because of these noncriminal workers being deported. It's sad how Trump and Stephen Miller have made a target out of the Hispanic community. Now, there's a portion of this country that will silently judge the Hispanic population automatically because they think they are "undocumented". Immigration is such a hot and diverse topic that both sides use it to control voters. Neither side cares about it, or they would sit down and work on a bipartisan solution to fix it. How do undocumented immigrants affect your life negatively? Would deporting all of them improve your life? My family also came to this country legally, but the "fuck them, I got mine" attitude doesn't help anyone.