A few weeks before Charlie was killed, he gave a speech to a conference of roofers. He was shocked that a group which invited him to speak and largely voted Trump, was also hostile toward deportations. They felt their businesses needed illegals for cheap labor. A couple of thoughts: - We cannot be held hostage by industries that have grown addicted to low-wage illegals. It's a felony that undercuts American wages. - I refuse to believe that Americans are unwilling or unable to do jobs like roofing. If you pay Americans a decent wage, the workers will come. - If we are going to restore American sovereignty, and the rule of law, it will require sacrifice. These are relatively small in historical terms. Certian goods might cost more, even burritos! This is the central question of our time: Are Americans tough enough or strong enough to take our medicine and save the country?