Deportations en masse and locking US Citizens up in halfway houses is more likely to backfire than to work.
Many ghost towns or abandoned communities exist in the American Great Plains, the rural areas of which have lost a third of their population since 1920. Thousands of communities in the northern plains states of Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota became railroad ghost towns when a rail line failed to materialize. Hundreds of towns were abandoned as the Interstate highway system replaced the railroads as the favored means of transportation. Ghost towns are common in mining or mill towns in all the western states, and many eastern and southern states as well. Residents are compelled to leave in search of more productive areas when the resources that had created an employment boom in these towns were eventually exhausted.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_town
Make the desert bloom, Donald! If ever a kibbutz is abandoned to non-Hamasnik Gazawis, you may even get first class experts on making the desert bloom to help you out./HGL
PS, use only immigrants and homeless who volunteer. Don't waste time and money trying to foist this on people. And if there are Reservations close by, ask their opinion on whom they would prefer as neighbours. Who knows, maybe the Chocktaw might want some Irish heritage from NYC or Boston, or maybe an Apache village will want some Nahuatl speakers as neighbours./HGL
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