And your morals involve insecure borders? No one's getting deported.
That's like refusing to build security cameras because you oppose the death penalty.
That's like refusing to build security cameras because you oppose the death penalty.
The implication of your argument is that cameras make borders more secure and therefore it's a good idea to have them. Cameras obviously don't stop people crossing a border physically like a wall would, so the only possible way they'll improve security is by providing evidence of who crossed. Your assertion that "No one's getting deported" is obviously wrong - if that were the case there'd be no need to have the cameras in the first place.
Some are prevented from entering very near to the time and place of entry. Most people can see a difference.
I can deeply respect anyone who would refuse to aid the current government's immigration policies in any way, and I would refuse to do so myself.
Not paying taxes would help.