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I do know that it can be very difficult to get into this country, but the rules are the rules.
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The problem with the rules being so strict, is that it prevents 99% of the people who want in, from coming in. The sad part is that most of those people are still going to try to get in, regardless of how they go about it. It's a shame mexico is such a mess. If they weren't so perpetually fucked, I can imagine the US would halve the amount of illegal immigrants over night.
So who's fault is this? Is Mexico to blame for their deplorable living conditions, poverty and crime, a place where most people have no chance to be anything but poor? Is the US to blame, making themselves out to be a bastion of liberty, freedom and success? Or does the blame sit somewhere inbetween?
Mexico: Poverty, crime, lack of education, no hope. Attached to the United States.
USA: Freedom, liberty, success, happiness, impossible to enter legally for 99.5% of Mexicans. Attached to Mexico.
And there in lies the problem
I 100% believe that illegal imigration, at least from Mexico into the United States, is unstoppable. You may catch and deport more with tougher laws and better law enforcement, but they'll be back.
Can you blame them?