Subscribe to Louder with Crowder on Rumble! Download the app on Apple and Google Play.

If re-elected, Donald Trump promises to undergo the “largest mass deportation effort” in American history. Although this wouldn’t be the easiest task, it definitely can and should be done. However, the left has made some foolish claims as to why this is impossible and should not happen. Today’s show breaks it down.

The left has claimed that most illegal immigrants are “model citizens” even though they began their stay by breaking federal immigration laws.

“As it relates to illegal aliens in this country, they are not model citizens and they commit crimes at astronomical rates,” Crowder said.

Just for some of the DACA approvals with prior arrests, there are over 6,700 who have been arrested for battery and/or assault, over 25,000 were arrested for DUI, 62 were arrested for rape, 259 for sexual abuse, and 173 for kidnapping. Half of those with four arrests or more were also granted DACA approvals.

At least 75 percent of criminal defendants convicted for federal drug crimes were illegal aliens, and criminal aliens, which include both legal and illegal, make up at least 27 percent of all federal prisoners. This is a disproportionate number considering they only make up 9 percent of the population.

Another excuse the left uses is that this is too expensive to carry out, claiming it would cost a trillion dollars.

"If they all of a sudden they say 'We can't afford that' and they start budgeting, you know they are lying," Crowder said. "The cost of not deporting illegal aliens is far higher."

As Trump has said many times, the wall pays for itself.

"Even at their worst possible projection, building a border wall would still be less than 50 percent of supportive illegal aliens for one year. If you use the more accurate assessments, it would be less than 10 percent," Crowder said.

Another claim the left often makes is that illegals pay taxes and housing costs. However, the tax revenue from illegal aliens is close to nothing.

"It's not even close to the tab that they cost American taxpayers," Crowder said.

Logistically, this has also been done before.

President Eisenhower underwent the "largest mass deportation in American History" where 1.3 million people were deported as part of "Operation Wetback".

It's also worked in other places. At least 600,000 Afghans have returned home since Pakistan announced its plans to deport 1.7 million last Oct. The UK has also introduced plans to send some asylum seekers to Rwanda.

"It's happened and places are doing it. The problem is places are only doing it when they are past the tipping point, you don't want to be past the tipping point," Crowder said. "

Immigrants used to cover this country because they wanted to become American. Now they are coming for the social safety nets.

You will cease to have a country because the ideas that make the Untied States what it is will no longer be a thing," Crowder said.