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However, if you find it offensive that a man would steal $20 million dollars and are outraged that his child could somehow claim a right to that stolen money, please read on.

While you may be impressed with the father’s financial acumen and ability to both invest well, not get caught and take care of his family, yet you still believe what he did was wrong and that neither he nor his family can continue to benefit from a crime, then you are like most American’s who understand the difference between right and wrong.

If you haven’t gotten the joke yet, think a little deeper about “undocumented” income.  It’s not undocumented, its stolen. Just as those who cross our borders without permission break the law.  It is not “undocumented income,” its stolen money, and they are not “undocumented people,” they are illegal aliens.

Even if they commit no further crimes once they get here, have wonderful children that we give cute name like “Dreamers,” they are still lawbreakers.

It is wrong for America to reward lawbreakers and just as wrong to reward the children of law breakers with privileged status. While it is also wrong to punish young children as most had no say in the matter of their border crossing, we cannot reward them either. All of these participants need to be returned to their countries of origin, anything less is un-American.

While we can all have empathy for their plight, when they take to the streets to protest our enforcement of our own laws, this is when Americans must say enough.

These young people demean our nation by demanding citizenship that is not theirs to demand.  We may choose to offer some variant of it, but we should never offer a gift from someone who demands it.

One cannot demand a gift – only idiots would succumb to such a tactic

Until they stop the demands, no special status should be conveyed upon “Dreamers.” Simply put, they have lost the moral high-ground with their protests.

It is offensive to law abiding American’s when illegal aliens take to the streets and demand citizenship. It is audacious and ridiculous of them to do so and insults the very fabric of our democracy, our rule of law, and our decency.

You are here illegally, at least have the courtesy to understand that. Their protests are synonymous to a squatter complaining that the bed is too hard.  We are not ignorant to the paradox of these young people, nor are we unkind. We just believe in the rule of law.

When Democrats say these are the very best of people, it seems unconscionable that these same Democrats would want to deprive the nations of origin of their “best people.” Is the irony not lost on Democrats?