On Monday, President Donald Trump proposed what he sees as an ideal immigration plan during a meeting with the King and Queen of Jordan at the White House.

“We want a system where when people come in illegally, they have to go out,” Trump told reporters. “A nice simple system that works.”

Trump said that the system that Mexico uses to deal with illegals by holding them a few hours and then sending them away is preferable to how the long, drawn out process in the united States is conducted.

I completely agree.  In fact, I’ve often said if we catch people close to the border, we should not even bring them into the system if they are not citizens, but walk them back over the border and make sure they keep walking.

Often, by putting illegals into the system, it takes years to deport them, which costs the American people lots of money.

That system would require more judges to handle more illegals and Trump ripped the calls for more judges in favor of a more “simple immigration plan.”

“We want strong borders and we want no crime,” Trump said. “The Democrats want open borders and they don’t care about crime.”

Trump then called on Congress to correct the problems created by legislation with more legislation.

“The laws are obsolete, the laws are horrible, having to do with the border, both in terms of security and in terms of taking care of people,” he said.

“We want children staying together,” Trump said, blasting the New York Times report that said he didn’t really want to sign his executive order last week that would keep families together in detention while they awaited the judicial process.

Of course, Trump has inherited a problem that has existed for several administrations, both Republican and Democrat, for decades. However, immigration was one of his main points that he ran on. The one thing he wasn’t counting on was a Congress, which is the only branch that has authority to change the law, not streamlining the matter to deport illegal aliens.

It is time that Congress sure up things so that America’s tax dollars are not bound up in a worthless judicial process when people are clearly in the country illegally.

Sadly, too many people want more amnesty which begs the question if any of them take the law seriously in the first place.