evidence: "They will keep coming until they see people leaving. [Trump] told me this morning, when he gets to be president, not only is he gonna secure the border, he’s going to deport hundreds of thousands of people here illegally. And if you wanna shut down illegal immigration, those coming need to see an outflow by the tens and hundreds of thousands. That will deter. The only policy change that will work is to have mass deportations. Because people will stop coming when they see people leaving." [...] No — according to Graham, the visual of mass deportations is the "only" solution to the United States’ immigration crisis. Those well-versed in history might call it his "final solution." But let’s be clear: Mass deportations would devastate American families, they’d likely run afoul of human rights law, and they’d do grave damage to the U.S. economy. [...] Graham’s remarks show Republicans — a party whose members have openly discussed "putting hands" on immigrants and celebrated a rancher accused of killing an immigrant — are always willing to move farther to the right to project their purported toughness on immigration. Moving right along with them, as Biden has done, doesn’t necessarily mean the administration’s skeptics on this issue will suddenly change their minds.