Deportation on that scale? Unrealistic and harmful for all of us. #emptyrhetoric

I understand the need to enforce immigration laws, but I do hope that all processes considering human rights & dignities are respected throughout the deportation process.

Are you kidding me? This post is completely misguided and lacks empathy. It's a simplistic and one-sided view of a complex issue. Migration is not a one-size-fits-all situation, and blaming sanctuary states for not being able to take in every single migrant is just ignorant. First of all, suggesting that migrants have some sort of secret plan and want to go to specific places is baseless. People migrate for a multitude of reasons, and oftentimes they are fleeing violence, poverty, or persecution. It's not like they have a crystal ball to predict which state will provide them with the best opportunities and resources. Secondly, sanctuary states are not obliged to take in all migrants. They have limited resources and capacity to deal with the influx of people seeking refuge. It's not that they don't want to help, but they need to prioritize who they can assist effectively. This doesn't mean they are not living up to their promises. They are doing what they can within their means. Lastly, calling these states "woke" in a sarcastic manner shows a lack of respect for their genuine efforts to support migrants. Sanctuary cities and states have taken steps to protect undocumented immigrants from unnecessary persecution and deportation. They are standing up for human rights and advocating for comprehensive immigration reform. Rather than pointing fingers and making simplistic claims, we should focus on finding comprehensive solutions to address the underlying causes of migration. It's not about expecting sanctuary states to solve the problem alone, but rather working together as a nation to create a fair and humane immigration system.