Mass migrant releases begin in San Diego as border overwhelmed: 'You're free'

I remember watching all the illegal aliens pore over the European borders and wondering what in the heck they were thinks letting the invasion happen... and that their countries would never be the same. and now here we are doing it to ourselves.

Institute the following:
-Illegal aliens and unlawful residents (visa overstays) who do not self deport are denied,
for life: lawful entry into the U.S. and federal/state/local government benefits, services and entitlements.

-subsequent illegal entry into the U.S. carries a minimum 3-year sentence in federal custody. Each following illegal entry doubles the sentence length.

-the cost of investigation, processing, medical care and repatriation is deducted (x5) from foreign aid to the home country and (x5) from the country of illegal entry. Use those funds to increase border defense infrastructure, surveillance and response forces.

-drop "don't ask, don't tell" employer and landlord mandates/suggestions on citizenship status.
-mandate asking citizenship status for employment, purchasing or renting a home or opening a banking account.

-Institute draconian fines for employing, selling a home, renting a home or providing banking services to illegal aliens and unlawful residents.

-Institute draconian fines and criminal penalties for knowingly aiding and abetting illegal aliens in their defiance of U.S. law.

-Give 5-year sentences for trafficking illegal aliens into the U.S. to be served sequentially for each individual assisted.

-For children born in the U.S. to parents who are illegal aliens or unlawful residents, grant citizenship. Deport the parents and give the parents a choice:
1) Grant custody of the child to the state or to a willing person legally in the U.S. or,
2) Take their child with them to their home country, and the child may legally enter the U.S. upon or after their 18th birthday.

And for the left who want to accuse me of racism, stow it. My mother was a naturalized citizen who legally entered the U.S. during WWII and gained her citizenship through service as an U.S. Army nurse during WWII and The Korean War.