Because Father Hesburgh expresses my thoughts perfectly. The committee has gone to great lengths to obfuscate the real problem here. There is page after page of how the Attorney General can file deportation proceedings against somebody if they do not do what they said they would do. If. at the end of 2 years. they do not have 10 employees. then we can go through all kinds of proceedings to deport that person. There was a GAO report. January 1987. and here is what it says about our ability to deport people once they get here. Based on our study about 2 percent of the denied aliens have been deported. Thirteen percent remain in the United States either awaiting hearings or under other immigration provisions. And a negligible percent have left voluntarily. About 80 percent have uncertain immigration status because INS has not started deportation proceedings. So. do not worry about the Attorney General deporting these poor folks who did not make it. It will never happen. What happens to some guy who comes over here with $1 million and goes into bankruptcy?
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