Deportees are treated Bad in the US

With all respect, it does not seem that you know and understand what the term "deported" means in US law. In order for a person to be deported there must have been a finding by a judge that the person has committed a crime. In most countries, and the US is no exception, people who commit crimes generally lose some of their rights and privileges. Giving honest residents a higher position than lawbreakers is not a violation of human rights. By having committed a crime, the lawbreaker has given up the higher position by having acted inappropriately. Here on myLot, members who break the rules are banned, too. Some try to come back using a different username and when they are caught, they are eventually banned again. By breaking the rules they have given up the right to stay on myLot and collect earnings. It is the same with visitors to the US who break the rules. They are banned from remaining in this country. The concept of human rights generally refers to freedom from torture and to equality under the law. In no case is torture acceptable, but to enjoy equally under the law, one must respect and obey the law. There is one excellent solution for those who wish to be in the US but do not wish to be responsible under the law. If they do not break laws while they are guests in our country, they will not be deported.