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The article makes a good point about employers. Discussions about illegal immigration usually focus entirely on migrants, but someone is hiring them. If illegal hiring becomes difficult, the economic incentive for illegal immigration also declines.
The Dharmendra Pradhan example is interesting because it forces people to ask what success actually looks like. If he leaves tomorrow, does education automatically improve? Probably not.