Well obviously there is exceptions the rules. There always is. That is why I say more likely than not. I don't know any illegal immigrants at all, so I reserve judgement that hopefully they wouldn't, but, people tend to not break patterns, at least very easily, hence why there is addiction (whether you think it is relevant or not to this discussion). For example, a family on welfare tends to have most the children living on welfare, and their children. Or people who commit X crime tend to commit X crime again.
I'm really not advocating that there shouldn't be some kind of system to help illegal immigrants, but (yeah, theirs always the but) it's unfair to create an exception for them, and the potential for harm they could bring to the community (weather it is economic, criminal, anything) based off of just natural human patterns (is that what you would call it?). They should all be deported, and should have to wait in line just like everyone else.
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