>So we should allow illegal aliens to cross the borders because
>their country is worse than ours?

No, we should let a large percentage of them immigrate legally. Incidentally, allowing immigrants to enter the United States from countries that are "worse than ours" has been a hallmark throughout U.S. history.

>If we are to turn
>a blind eye on every mexican who crosses the border illegally,
>lets save the taxpayers money and give the Department of
>Naturalization and the Border Patrol their walking papers,
>send them to the unemployment lines.

We don't turn a blind eye. Actually, we try to stop them from crossing the border. It's just a colossally difficult (read: expensive) task, and we're doing a crappy job of it. There's also the issue that approximately 1/2 of all illegal residents crossed the border legally.

>Hell, if that's the case, I might just renounce my citizenship
>so I can work and not have to pay taxes while getting free medical
>attention!

Yeah, tell me how that goes. You'll be stuck doing manual labor and subsisting on emergency room medical care. Preventative care? What's that? Social security? What's that? Access to the justice system? What's that?