Any citizen that does not contribute to society financially (i.e taxes) should either be deported or given work by the state.

I will start this debate with a definition of society: a highly structured system of human organization for large-scale community living that normally furnishes protection, continuity, security, and a national identity for its members (1). If a goal of a nation is to grant the most citizens the highest attainable amount of protection, security and continuity. Then stopping those that hamper the population from attaining these goals is a must. We see this in the form of militaries defending the citizens' rights from other nations, or police defending the average citizen’s rights from one another, yet the idea that those who are leeches on societies progress, who take away resources that could be allocated to make more citizens happier, shouldn’t be allowed to continue this behavior is shunned?  People who, not only do not add to society, but take away make the average citizen’s life worse and should be treated like the cancer they are, slowly damaging the average healthy society.

 2.3 Trillion USD in the form of social services are spent in the US every year attempting to fix our crisis of uncooperative members of society (2), yet the numbers of homeless, and jobless people have only risen over the years (3).  There are millions of hard working, yet poor citizens whose quality of life could be greatly increased with an extra 2.3 trillion dollars worth of help. Not only that, but the potential billions of dollars that could be made by supplying work to homeless people could also help millions, as well as bringing homeless people out of poverty and giving them important skills which they can use to help the society they used to hurt. 

Finally, the rate of violent crime committed by homeless people is 40% more than the average person, the incarcerations rates are 10x higher (4). Homeless people damage the very safety of the average person, which any competent government cannot stand for. While reading this I’m sure that you have judged me, the writer, with hating people who do not contribute to society. This is not the case, while homeless people pose a threat to the average person, they also pose a threat to themselves. 98% of homeless people have been victims of a violent crime, that is a disgusting statistic (5). 1 in 30 kids face extreme poverty and homelessness. These people are still citizens and still should be given the same rights of security, protection, and continuity as anyone else. A state program in which people who do not have jobs and stable, and taxable, income are given jobs where they earn a stable living. The aforementioned threat of deportation is simply a way to force the homeless population into actually working.

In conclusion, unemployment hurts EVERYONE and is a sickness that needs to be healed in the most radical way possible, a decisive binary choice between treatment or long-term quarantine, away from healthy, happy citizens. Thank you.

1.SOCIETY Definition & Meaning | Dictionary.com

2 .The United States Social Security Administration | SSA

3. The United States Social Security Administration | SSA

4.The Homeless Are Far More Likely To Commit Crimes And To Be Victims | Crime in America.Net

5. The Homeless Are Far More Likely To Commit Crimes And To Be Victims | Crime in America.Net

I'm making the point that the people that fall under the categories I mentioned not "should" but are  exempt from contributing financially.

I would challenge you to challenge any one of those points.

You can work convicts but it's in benefit of the prison system. Their payment to society is being removed from it. Being that they're removed from it, why do they have to pay for roads they don't use, land they don't dwell on and tolls and any other government services?

It's society that must contribute cost to fund the prison systems just as any other line of protection to keep the security of society.

I thank you for conceding to my position.

I like to read your closing statements, thanks.