I don't mind illegals being here, but they should have no rights whatsoever. No licenses, no cars, no jobs, no healthcare. And it should be 100% legal to kill an illegal. Same goes for 3 time offenders and drunk drivers.
Kill them? Um...OK.
As far as everything else, why on earth would it be OK with you for illegals to "be here," yet have no way to make a living? Doesn't make sense.
Here's my plan:
Anyone can come here and work. But they have to pay taxes. And there's no automatic citizenship for simply being born on US soil, like there is now.
They get no Social Security benefits (yet they still have to pay into it, which should "save" SS). No voting rights. No welfare. No property ownership. You work to make your own way, and if you can't, you have to leave.
After 20 years, they can apply for citizenship. And it involves a
real English proficiency and American history exam (not the goofy one they have now). And English becomes the "official" language. No more catering to foreigners by state or federal governments by printing materials in multiple languages, like at the DMV.
Or...they can apply after 10 years if they serve those 10 years in the military under honorable conditions. Likewise if it's deemed that they somehow made a significant contribution to our country (scientists, doctors, etc.).
Anyone convicted of a felony is gone. We're not going to fill our prisons with people who don't contribute.
In a nutshell, work hard, assimilate, and
become an American, just like immigrants did in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Don't isolate yourselves
in your own little communities, ignore the English language, etc., and then lobby for benefits for your particular "group."
Not a perfect plan, but adopting much of it would solve some issues, I think.