A Republican candidate suggests a strange immigration fix: marrying 'incels' to keep undocumented women from deportation. Is it genius matchmaking or political absurdity?

This Republican governor hopeful's proposal to have 'incels' marry undocumented women for citizenship is as unorthodox as it is controversial. By suggesting that involuntarily celibate men wed undocumented women to grant them legal status, the candidate aims to address two societal issues simultaneously. However, this approach raises significant ethical and legal questions, challenging traditional views on marriage and immigration policy.