"So if you break the law coming in, which almost ALL of them have done, you arent a criminal?"
A "criminal" means someone that has been convicted of a crime in a court of law.
It's funny how you can't actually charge them with crimes. Why can't you do that>? Because alleged criminals have more rights than this administration affords undocumented citizens. Alleged criminals have the right of habeas corpus, for example.
Why do you think Trump abruptly dropped the charges against Kilmar?
And what do you think about ICE just keeping him in detention anyway, despite a court order for his release?
That's straight up fascism. You either can't see that which I find unlikely or you support that which sounds more like the guy who was hoping for a civil war ten or fifteen years ago.
So I looked up how to find if it's a prime number, surely there's a Wikipedia article for that.
Primality Test
en.wikipedia.org
The fastest current test for if a number is prime is order (log n)^6, where n is the very large prime number.
Reading the paper "Integer partitions detect the primes"
https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2409417121
They present a cubic equation, aka order n^3.
So whether a cubic equation in n, which is a very large prime, is faster than a sixth power equation in log n, which would be a much smaller number, I really couldn't say, but I wouldn't be surprised if this finds its way into computer science.