How can immigrants be considered illegal in a country when a President doesn’t acknowledge the laws that the country us built on?

Because this is about application of raw power not rule of law.

Not sure this is a legally solid argument.

However, we need unskilled workers, our economy needs them, and they need the work. Congress came up with a bipartisan immigration bill, that's a good start. Trump killed it.

I'm not buying it. Its way too close to arguing that somebody else committed a different crime and didn't get prosecuted to justify why you shouldn't be held accountable for your own crime.

That shouldn't have worked for Trump AND it shouldn't work for "illegal immigrants."

The fact that POTUS is a criminal doesn't nullify laws passed by Congress.

A good question. If the people really cared about legality, they would hardly have elected a convicted criminal as president.

The economic system is killing the ecosystem with the help of NATO. The population is dying younger and living homeless more and more. The privatized housing, medical care and education are sad and the government responsibility to function is not something people voted for.
People voted for war and poverty and ecocide again and don't seem to be likely to change.
You can blame immigrants and never address the reality
It's how Americans choose to be.

Melania is illegal. Came in as a on a tourist visa, worked as a model.

I do not mind if people SHELTER themselves, but I just want them to do it LEGALLY...
No point in asking Americans nicely for housing! They're practicing on strangers- and starting in on us homeless with utter glee!
Remember - USA is the Greatest country ever,!

They enter illegally or let in like Biden was doing ( which is a threat to the American citizens and a unfair burden on taxpayers and when they are given benefits that could be used for American citizens who need them and a National Security threat.

Well said.