While I don't consider you response-worthy in general, I will knowingly take the bait. But first, sorry about your short attention span. Maybe you should see a doctor about that?
So, what I'm going to say about immigration will probably get me kicked out of the right thinking group here on the imgflip, but I feel my view is based on practicality, and common sense.
And sorry, this is complex issue, and while I'll keep it as brief as possible, yer gonna have to buckle up and pay attention.
1. We all have to agree that we have a problem with illegal immigration. People like dementia Joe don't even feel that way, so this first step is likely a lost cause. If so, none of what follows will work.
2. Assuming we can agree on point #1, we need to stop illegal immigration. That means securing the border. I don't care how it gets done, be it a wall, or some better high tech, more modern approach. But secure the damn border to stop the flow. This is even more important than #1, imo. If the flow isn't stopped, it only encourages more illegals.
3. Unless a DACA participant has committed a serious or violent crime (specific / legal definitions of those need to be agreed upon) they should be given a path to citizenship. Not a direct or easy path, like a legal immigrant should have, but still a path.
4. This is the one that will get me booted, bc not even my legal immigrant wife agrees with me on this... but for those illegals who are already here, see my point of view in #3. Don't make it a simple path, bc illegals have to understand they cut in line, and need to go to the end of the line. But if they're serious about it, give them a path to citizenship.
Like I said, #2 is the most important. Without that, nothing will ever change, and libtards like dementia Joe will just make it worse.
I doubt this will fly with libtards, bc their goal with illegals isn't humanitarian, it's based in securing political power. And that, my imgflip friend, is something they won't budge on.