Why dont those agents have anything on their heads?

Ah yes, of course.....

Difference is they blend in more easily in today's society.

I may be the only one that read it….

Kicking someone out of the country back then was not as involved as it is now from a legal/court standpoint.

That`s because there are so many of them. My high school class (1977) had 2 legal Hispanics out of 130 and now they make up over 40%. My great granddaughter's pre-school class had a graduation last year. It was probably 50/50. Anglo representation keeps getting smaller every year. That being said, I`ve worked with quite a few legal Hispanics and most are against the one`s coming here across the border illegally. Not only that, but they are also hard workers as well as good people.

Living in the Valley can change your view point on Hispanics. Most of them have roots here going back decades, great, hard working, patriotic folks for the most part. The "newcomers," not so much.

The Valley is where I would make a massive wall.

Currently, there's no plan to deport any person that's been here more than two years. At least that's what I've read.