How much is it going to cost to find, arrest, and transport 10+ million illegal immigrants out of the country?
Obama, because he hates America, has increased deportations by stopping them from ever entering. But of course the right, because it's a bi problem, aren't happy that Obama has stopped them from coming in, because he hasn't rented the busses and started the process of demanding everyone show their papers. 
It isn't a bi problem. It's a problem of what we can do that is effective, and what we can do that sounds great but isn't realistic in terms of cost, or effectiveness.
Building a wall doesn't do a damn thing to the illegal immigrants already here, and Obama has already stepped up enforcement at the border to prevent them from coming over. But I'm supposed to get erect at the thought of spending billions on a wall, and many billions more on renting busses and having all citizens walking around with their proper papers to be shown at all checkpoints?
BothSidesDoIt™ my ass.
One side attempts to use the government to solve problems, while the other side blames the government for every single problem, and then asks to be put in charge of the government that can't do anything to solve problems.
Vote accordingly.
		
		
	 
Simple, 50k fine per illegal employee, per day.  Cross reference SG&A to what means for that type of industry, do random spot checks with ICE.  Offer anybody caught an option, wait in holding facilities with no jobs, minimal, but humanitarian, care, or deport voluntarily.
Deny all illegals drivers licenses, access to services, schooling, and any social service that isn't hazardous.  Freeze all federal law enforcement funds to sanctuary cities.  
Basically, stop treating them as legal citizens.  Stop treating criminals as non criminals and stop treating those who break the Constitution as heroes.  You'll see them leave in droves.  
Obama deportations?  LOL.  
http://www.latimes.com/nation/la-na-obama-deportations-20140402-story.html
"But the portrait of a steadily increasing number of deportations rests on statistics that conceal almost as much as they disclose. A closer examination shows that immigrants living illegally in most of the continental U.S. are less likely to be deported today than before Obama came to office, according to immigration data.
Expulsions of people who are settled and working in the United States have fallen steadily since his first year in office, and are down more than 40% since 2009."
And it's funny.  You guys cry and bawl about the high cost of enforcement of the law, yet fail to recognize the high cost of not enforcing the law.  Including social services, schooling, wages, welfare for those whose jobs are taken...etc.  
Plus, the one thing we are trying to create, wage growth, can't be created if you pretty much let a flood of people in that suppress wages.  Scarcity of labor generates wage growth.