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Strain on social services and public education. And those aren't insignificant items.
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You mean, those social services and public schools that already exist and are already being strained (hence "sunk cost")? You mean those same services that would be largely made more efficient by increasing things like English integration, early-childhood education, parental involvement without fear of retribution, etc.? Add better-targeted funds (with an accurate 'head count') and similar improvements, and . . . well . . .
It may seem counterintuitive, but shouldn't the strain go down with a properly-implemented and accounted-for immigration process?
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The border, and yes, even the wall, could be effectively controlled if the government actually expended the necessary resources to do so.
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So the problem with easier access is cost, and the solution to immigration is to increase costs/funding?