Donald Trump has become the most popular Republican presidential candidate primarily for his anti-establishment posture against what is seen as a do-nothing Congress. What has attracted the most attention from the voting public is his stance against illegal immigration.  He has said he will stop it and reverse the trend by building and wall and deporting entire families of illegal immigrants. While this rhetoric has struck a chord with the public it’s important to look at what a president can and can’t do. Some have pointed out that it is unrealistic for Trump to expect to be able to round up and deport the estimated 11.5 million illegal immigrants. And those who are born here under the Fourteenth Amendment’s stipulation that all born in the U.S. are automatically citizens also makes it difficult to deport them from the country, even if the Fourteenth Amendment was primarily directed toward making slaves and native Americans...(Read Full Article)