moonlit_fool said:
I think what you need to consider is the cultural shift that normalising anti-immigrant viewpoints will have. In fact I think that any direct action by Trump would be harmful in the short-term to the cause. Most people know the truth to some level, ie they do not feel safe around certain "peoples", but have been conditioned to ignoring the issue, that addressing it makes them "racist" which they have been taught they're entire life is bad. I do not think that remigration should even be mentioned in pubic for at least 10 years, as the average person is still so against such topics but the ground these parties can make, especially among the youth, means that I can easily imagine a future where such topics become mainstream discussion.
However I don't think that forced remigration is the solution, rather as ezr000 says the solution will be to create financial and social incentives for those things to leave. In fact even just removing the current incentives to bring them here will make a big difference, to then remove second and third generation immigrants will be harder and more gradual, but entirely possible when they realise that they are no longer welcome by the populace. The main issue with this is both a blessing and a curse, the subhuman's nature to gather together, which will make it harder to reduce their day to day experience. But how to remove them is a problem I would like to have, rather than having to convince people that the scum should not be here.
Trump has allready normalized deportations, you dont have to wait 10 years. The issue is not deportations, the issue is the sheer numbers of them. Sure trump is deporting them, but it's still a drop in the bucket compared to the amount that come in. Same with in europe, they are finally deport some, but they will deport like 1000 people, and be like "look how much we did, 1000 people deported!!!" Meanwhile 500,000 will have come in.