Liberals have said that Donald Trump is the second coming of Hitler because of his plan to form a “deportation force” for illegal immigrants.
But there’s something the mainstream media isn’t saying. The illegals who have been caught breaking U.S. law are singing a different — and surprising — tune after being shipped back to their home countries.
Several illegal immigrants have said being deported out of the United States is “the best thing that ever happened” to them!
Being shipped back to Mexico from the Promised Land — and away from their lives of crime — may have saved their lives. Not to mention the lives of countless American citizens.
One of the people happy to be home is Orlando Lopez, who was deported from his U.S. jail cell to Mexico 14 years ago. CNN described him as “a good student at his Fort Worth, Texas high school.”
But he found a quicker way to make money than doing “the jobs Americans won’t do.” He started a life of crime.
INS deported Lopez after his sentence was up, and he started a new life in his home country of Mexico. So how does he feel about it?
“Being deported was the best thing that’s happened to me,” Lopez said.
He got his life straight — and his English language skills helped him get ahead. He got a job working at a call center that serves Americans. Now, according to Lopez, he “and his family are part of the country’s burgeoning middle class.”
If he had stayed in the U.S., he would be in jail or dead. But now he’s thriving.
He’s not the only one. Lopez said about a third of his co-workers were also deported or came back from the U.S. to his town of Chihuahua.
The Mexican miracle isn’t just limited to one town or one job. While not everyone deported is happy about being shipped back home, some are — and their stories are undereported by the mainstream media.
Take, for example, Alan Pacheco, now 40. Pacho said he was deported after becoming a “troublemaker” in his early teens.
“It was the best thing for them to do — to deport me,” Pacheco told Colorado River public radio KWAC in March. “Right now I have a better life.”
After leaving the U.S., he found his way to the town of Los Algodones, a city just across the border from Yuma, Arizona. The town has offers low-cost dental care to so many Americans it’s nicknamed “Molar City.”
Pacheco works there as a “jalador.” His job is to help lost Americans find their dentist’s office. The man who made his living as a “troublemaker” in America now gets paid for helping Americans.
In fact, the deportation of illegal immigrants often helps them escape their life of crime is no secret. Despite the media’s anti-Trump agenda, the Mexican government openly admits deportation often helps both illegals and their home country.
The national director of a Mexican government agency has said that being deported often puts people on a fast lane to a better life.
The Mexican government has an entire agency dedicated to helping deportees start over, called “Somos Mexicanos.” Deported illegals have one major advantage, according to the agency’s head, Dalia Gabriela Garcia Acoltzi: They speak English.
“We are going to need better English teachers,” Acoltzi told CNN. “Who better than a Mexican citizen who has learned it as their native language?”
Illegals who can’t find jobs teaching English work in call centers or in the high-end hospitality industry, taking care of visiting American tourists.
Even some covered by the DREAM Act say that being deported kept them clean, sober, and alive.
One of the DREAMers the Obama administration kept in the United States was Jorge Matadamas. He benefited from an Obama-era program that let illegal immigrants who say they were brought into the country illegally as children to stay in the U.S. — his Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA.
Thanks to Obama, Matadamas was able to stay in the country illegally… until he broke another law. He got caught drunk driving. At age 23, he was deported to Mexico, and it opened up new opportunities to him. Now, he wants to become a manager in Cancun or start and run his own business with his cousin, Daniel. But it never would have happened if he hadn’t been deported.
“Things happen for a reason,” Jorge told CNN. “It might be a little hard at first, but anything is possible.”
The fact that these people have found better lives in Mexico hasn’t stopped left-wing haters from attacking President Trump as a tyrant. Shaun King, the Black Lives Matter activist, wrote that Trump’s deportation plan “is comparable to Nazis’ rounding up of Jews.” Not to be outdone, Salon.com said that Trump’s plan would create “an American police state equal to Nazi Germany.”
But the illegals say being deported saved them.
So, why do liberals argue against it? Critics say it’s because they want to keep them as poor on their plantations, forced to vote Democrat. They can’t do that if they’re living happily in Mexicali.
Based on these stories, there are a few things President Trump should do right away:
- Insist everyone in America speak English.Whether in the U.S. or Mexico, the English language helped these people move up to a better life. Bilingual classes, Spanish language ballots, and anything else that help illegals continue using Spanish in U.S. public life must be ended at once.
- Repeal DACA.Trump said in February that DACA is “one of the most difficult subjects I have” to deal with. He promises that “these incredible kids” will be treated “with heart.” These stories show sometimes tough love is the best answer.
- Don’t be afraid to deport illegals, especially criminal aliens.The left-wing hatemongers will always say Trump is a Nazi — just like they did both Bushes, Bob Dole, Newt Gingrich, Ronald Reagan…you get the idea. But the law says if you’re in this country illegally, you should be deported back home – end of story. Trump was elected to end Obama’s illegal amnesty program. And if criminal aliens get arrested committing some other crime, they should be first in line out of the country.
His fellow Americans will thank him.
And if these stories are any indication, the illegals will, too.
— The Horn editorial team