Should local law enforcement be allowed to detain illegal immigrants for minor crimes and transfer them to federal immigration authorities?

No, u need to run a a background check instead oaf assuming that they are violent.siriosly, last week, a Mexican woman and chiled were kick out of their own car that they paid for fair and square with the money they earned, but the police said it was a stolen car because it LOOKED like a stolen car, but the license plates didn’t math.

Only if it is a serious crime like death or robbery

If the crime was violent in any way

Excepting the sheriff's department, law enforcement should be abolished and replaced by civil militias. Illegal immigrants should be deported at their own expense or receive the death penalty.

deport habitual offenders and violent crimes

Repeat offenders only

Yes, after multiple arrests.

Depending on what the crime is and how many offenses.

Only after a certain amount of offenses.

Yes, after multiple offenses.

After a certain amount of offenses.

Yes, and we should execute all illegal immigrants who do not finance their own deportation

Only after multiple offenses.

Yes, they’re illegal

i think they should be sent home instead of held in unclean centers

No, deportation should only happen if their is a violent crime committed.

Yes, seport all illegal immigrants, after giving them access to a free online course or book on how to not be poor nor in danger where they're from.

Yes but only in the case of felonies.

Yes, they broke the law and are here illegally, so they should be turned over to the immigration authorities

No, and victimless crimes shouldn't be considered crimes.

depends on the crime, but generally no

all depends on what you did ig

Allow the states and U.S. territories to choose to officially become sanctuary states and territories, but the local and state law enforcement agencies should be authorized to arrest and/or deport illegal immigrants who are the following:

1. a member or associate member of the Freemasons and/or any other secret societies and organizations
2. a member or associate member of a criminal or terrorist organization
3. a member or associate member of a foreign leftist political party, all its formations, manifestations, associations, successors, paramilitary organizations, youth organizations,…  Read more women's organization, front organizations, labor organizations, pioneer movements, newspapers, etc) (including fellow travelers, sympathizers, empathizers and collaborators).4. polygamists5. Hindus, Buddhists, Jains and Sikhs who support (in any way) Hindutva of Hindu nationalism, ghar wapsi and/or anti-conversion (from Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism or Sikhism) laws6. a member of a foreign anti-Semitic and/or anti-Zionist, white or black supremacist group

No, they should be transferred to services that help them become a legal immigrant, then prosecute them for their crime

for immigrants that are non-violent should be allowed to stay the shouldn't be deported for minor(small) issues

No, but only if they are convicted of a violent crime, because too many non-violent immigrants are being deported

no, they deserve to get educated.

they should be dealt with correctly but maybe not deported

No, unless they refuse to complete the process to make up for coming here illegally through community service, jail time, paying a fee, jury duty, or military service AND completing the class to become a citizen.

Yes, but limit the border zone to five to ten miles.

No, and limit the border zone to five to ten miles.

No, as long as they undergo consequences for their minor crimes and pay there taxes.

Yes, but create a simple path to citizenship for immigrants with no criminal record.

Only if they were not granted citizenship

No, not for one offense, but there should be a points system to transfer repeat offenders to immigration.

No, unless the crime is violent in nature. Rather, a process for the immigrant to obtain citizenship should be initialized.

Yes, but then they should be allowed to request entry legally

The term "minor crimes" is too vague as opposed to the learn more section. That aside, major crimes such as violence felonies should result in a being turned over to federal immigration authorities. Minor crimes should be taken into consideration after a certain accumulated amount.

No, only if they are charged with or convicted of a violent felony

No, only if they are convicted of a violent felony

No, they should get the same sentence as an American.

No, only if they have convicted a violent crime that was not self-defense

They need to get under control, we need to detain and deport any illegal immigrants, but not separate anyone from their parents.

let them serve time if guilty

Unless there is previous knowledge of violent crime, or criminal history and are wanted by the authorities in their own country, they should not be handed over to the Federal Immigration Authorities.

if its a small accident then no but if its serious then yes

Yes, It depends on the severity of the crime

No, and make it easier to grant them citizenship

no, only when convicted for manager crimes like breaking and entering or violent crimes

Yes, but only once the immigration system is made less punitive.

Again this is a loaded question. It depends on too many factors.. where do we draw the line and how much does it cost us to detain and deport. Perhaps have them do community service and set guidelines by which they can stay and get on the path for residency. Perhaps the path requires a lot of steps and is difficult to achieve without working diligently to do so. There has to be more discussion around what we as a country hope to achieve as well as how do we achieve it.

Yes they entered the country illegally but the should not be deported only held until they complete their immigration process legally

Yes, but only if they are convicted of a violent, or drug-related crime

Yes, all illegal immigrants should be turned over to federal authorities and deported if they do not leave or become citizens within a reasonable amount of time after being discovered

Yes, but not if the detainee was the person who called the police.

Yes Only if they have a real documented history of crime from the country they live in before they came to the united states of America other than that they should mostly be deported unless they enter legally.

*in order to create a fluid system prepared to take on such a heavy workload, flush the system out to make reconfiguration a lot easier

It depends on the type of crime, but there should be a background check to make sure it hasn’t happened before. If they do it more than once, they should be sentenced to prison or deported.

No they shouldn't get sent federally but if they robbed a bank I think they should serve the time of a normal citizen.

Everyone legal or not should be taught about our most basic laws and rules and then if an illegal immigrant has been told the laws and still proceeds to commit a violent crime, then they should be deported.

Yes, illegal immigrants do not have constitutional rights because they are not U.S. citizens, but legal immigrants should be treated the same as any other Americans

Illegal immigrants who already reside here should be treated the same as other residents. Future illegal immigrants should be turned over to federal immigration authorities and deported.

well if they looked you up and they see you came here ilegally

Yes, if they have a violent criminal record

Yes, but give them the option to apply for citizenship as long as they have not been convicted of a violent crime

Yes, but they shouldn't be put in a state in which they could be deported.

Yes, but they shouldn't be treated with harsh punishment for it.