This is why we need a strong leader like Trump. Call out the National Guard and shoot them. "Shoot them in the legs" as Dear Leader said. We have been here before it was the anti-Vietnam War protests of the "60's. Remember Kent State?
Yes, you must be right when you look at how they vote!
I did not read the bill. We all have our people we trust and two of the people that I follow that read the bill, claim it does little to address the real problem.
I see plenty of them at the SA airport when I fly out. Here is the rub, I can't tell who they are by looking at them. Most are probably looking for a better life, but it won't take many that are here to harm us to create a major problem. I know a border patrol boss. He assures me we have no idea who the majority of these people are. That is a problem. And that makes a larger problem fairly predictable imo.
I seem to recall 5,000 being the number. It didn’t stop the flow of anything. Numbers like that must not bother dtrain. They bother the very poor people whose jobs, infrastructure and government resources who depend on them. These people take up space in ER’s that are already at capacity. These people do not have insurance yet hospitals are required to treat them. Money loser. Hospitals are not non-profs. There is a balance that keeps them afloat.
www.nbcnews.com
Talk about missing the mark. It was written, negotiated by probably the most conservative Senator, Lankford of OK.
www.pewresearch.org
www.newamericaneconomy.org
I will send two links. First one is a more general assessment of who comes to the US illegally and what they do.
What we know about unauthorized immigrants living in the U.S.
The unauthorized immigrant population in the United States reached 10.5 million in 2021. That was a modest increase over 2019 but nearly identical to 2017.
Second one looks like an advocacy group and is a little old, but they aren't making up the employment stuff (you can discard the commentary tho it's probably "arguably true" on most fronts). Illegals come to the US to work. Menial jobs pay more here than even good jobs where they come from, and life is a lot better in most case even at the bottom of the food chain here. The fact that anyone would say that illegals come to the US to get "government benefits" that even legal immigrants can't access for 5 years is borderline hilarious, but hey I don't have the juice of the infotainment hosts in telling people the truth.
Undocumented Immigrants: How immigration plays a critical role
Discover more of NAE's groundbreaking research.
I think Bill O is fair and intelligent. I thought you told me that you agreed with that?
I honestly didn't see either article list how many crossers already have a place to live. Maybe I missed it?I will send two links. First one is a more general assessment of who comes to the US illegally and what they do.
What we know about unauthorized immigrants living in the U.S.
The unauthorized immigrant population in the United States reached 10.5 million in 2021. That was a modest increase over 2019 but nearly identical to 2017.
Second one looks like an advocacy group and is a little old, but they aren't making up the employment stuff (you can discard the commentary tho it's probably "arguably true" on most fronts). Illegals come to the US to work. Menial jobs pay more here than even good jobs where they come from, and life is a lot better in most case even at the bottom of the food chain here. The fact that anyone would say that illegals come to the US to get "government benefits" that even legal immigrants can't access for 5 years is borderline hilarious, but hey I don't have the juice of the infotainment hosts in telling people the truth.
Undocumented Immigrants: How immigration plays a critical role
Discover more of NAE's groundbreaking research.
I do not see it as an improvement to quickly process the good ones. The timing of their processing means little to most, I would guess. Losing large amounts of potentially very dangerous people into the US is the larger concern.
