lol!
Some of use actually made it thru the industrial revolution and use equipment, and thus have no need for illegals.
Also consider that only 5% of mexicans work in agriculture, while over 50% are on public assistance of some sort. The costs far outweigh the benefits.
While I doubt your figures are credible, for the sake of argument, let us assume they are,
...nothwithstanding, that public assistance actually subsidizes the lost cost of the produce found in your supermarkets. If the public asistance were to cease, and the
real cost of produce were to be borne by the American public, they would not only welcome the 50% assistance given out, but they'd vote in any politician who vowed to give these workers a home & a car at tax payer expense too (except 3333... he won't like that idea... he hates everything)

and btw, ...my post refered to the deportation of
"California's migrant farm workers", ...I did not say Mexicans.