Presents a collection of thirteen controversial essays that debate issues associated with the rights of illegal immigrants including employer sanctions, immigration raids, amnesty, driving privileges, and in-state college tuition.

Enforcing existing immigration law violates rights of illegal immigrants / National Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights -- Existing immigration law should be enforced / Alex Alexiev -- Employer sanctions for hiring illegal immigrants should be ended / Bill Ong Hing and David Bacon -- Immigration raids are justified because lawbreakers are criminals / William P. Hoar -- Immigration raids turn victims into criminals and violate worker rights / Danielle Maestretti -- Immigration raids justify counter exploitation of illegal immigrants / Jamie Glazov -- Illegal immigrants should not be allowed amnesty / Christopher M. Jaarda -- Ethical considerations support amnesty for illegal immigrants / David DeCosse -- Earned legalization is preferable to enforcement by deportation / Patricia Hatch and Katherine Fennelly -- Illegal alien criminals should be removed from the country / Jessica Vaughan and James R. Edwards Jr -- Illegal immigrants should not be able to get driver's licenses / Numbers USA -- Children of illegal aliens should go to college and gain legal status / David Bennion -- Children of illegal aliens should not go to college and gain legal status / Yeh Ling-Ling.