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If anything, I'm very surprised that 46% effectively support mass amnesty. That's much higher than I'd have guessed. If the question were posed to me as "would you deport known cartel members who are actively operating while in the country illegally" I'd say yes. That of course would be a vanishingly small percentage of illegals, but it shows how easily the answers can be manipulated.
I don't support deporting cartel members. If we do that, then they're free to continue operating. If we try to prosecute them, it puts the prosecutor, witnesses, jury, judges, all in danger. We should declare them terrorists and ship them to gitmo.
Let's not. In fact, let's not abuse US and international law with Gitmo ever again, please.
They're already doing that, though.
I'm going to assume you're just being facetious here, but I'm strongly against facilities like Guantanamo. Human rights have to be universal, otherwise they're only suggestions.
Let me ask you a nuanced question:
What type of punishment would you be in favor of for high level cartel members who have significant pull with prison gangs in the US?
If I put it another way. Are you okay with the type of supermax confinement that El Chapo is under at the moment as an example?
I'm asking because this is something that I personally wrestle with as I think it is a gray area within my own ethical boundaries as they relate to human rights.
You mean if they're in the US legally? I'm not against prisons in general, so long as people are treated humanely and they are focused on rehabilitation rather than punishment.