(snip)...I live in New Hampshire, not a place where illegal immigrants come to and take jobs.

They don't? Who does all the dirty work?
(tongue planted firmly in cheek)

I'm sure I have mentioned this here before, but there is a mushroom plant in this county that was having trouble keeping workers. There was a bit of a bad smell in there, and the locals could not handle that. So management brought in a bunch of Mexican workers who were not bothered by a mild stench, had no fear of work, and thought the pay and benefits were pretty good. They even contacted friends and family back home and told how they were treated well, and although prices were high, they seemed to have plenty of money to buy things they never had before.

Naturally, a flood of Mexicans flowed into the county and when the mushroom plant had no more openings, they went to work with highway crews, lawn services, and on farms and construction sites. Employeers and employees were pleased with the arrangement.

Now the whole area looks better. Litter, tossed out by the rednecks, doesn't stay around very long, and road sholders are neatly trimmed. The trash cans get emptied on time, farmers are able to find field hands who don't mind sweating, yards look great, and many houses are freshly painted. Blocks and bricks are getting laid on time, and good Mexican food is available all over the county.

When things are going that well, you don't need a border fence.
How(a local viewpoint)ard