Not true. While unlawful entry is illegal, unlawful presence is a civil matter, not criminal. A large portion of the "illegals", not quite half, entered legally, then their legal status expired later. A considerable portion of them are expired through no fault of their own, but because of the glacial pace of U.S. bureaucracy not being able to process their applications and renewals in a timely manner. This government inaction does not turn these people into criminals, just into undocumented persons. ICE seems to be grabbing many of these people to bolster their deportation counts to satisfy Stephen Miller's demands. To further bolster their counts, DHS seems to be proactively revoking the legal status of many people without warning or legitimate cause, then grabbing them as they step out of the INS courtrooms and interview rooms.
The 'double standard' is that virtually no one receives the guns-and-drugs charge applied to Hunter unless they are trafficking in them, which Hunter clearly did not. E.g. Don Jr. has not been similarly charged. As for the tax problems, Trump dwarfs him. Hunter quickly paid all his back taxes and penalties and interest, before any prosecution began. At the last we heard anything publicly, Trump was still fighting his.
