The road to hell is paved with good intentions. In this case, "wilderness" designation also prohibits the use of any mechanized equipment which not only includes patrol vehicles, but bicycles, wheelbarrels-anything with a wheel on it and of course anything with an engine in addition to guns-which by their nature are "mechanized."

We cannot tell the difference btw a good hard working illegal wanting to cross over the border to take a hard larbor low paying job and a drug dealer looking to supply a user with life destructing drugs or a terrorist who is looking to destroy our country and kill law abiding citizens. No matter which camp an immigrant falls into, they are all breaking the law and those laws are here for the protection of our current law abiding citizens. That is why we have an immigration process (supposedly to turn away the evil doers). Under no circumstances should we ever look the other way on someone crossing the border illegally (whether from Canada or Mexico) as you cannot tell by looking at someone what their intentions are whether good or bad.