Illegal immigrants in the news
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Incoming border czar Tom Homan says Trump admin will need $86 billion to ‘start’ mass deportations.
A fraction of the cost of the illegals being here.
Let’s roll.
And if you’re worried about where to get the money, the DOGE will be happy to help point out which unspent Inflation Reduction Act slush funds could be redirected.
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A fraction of the cost of the illegals being here.
Let’s roll.
And if you’re worried about where to get the money, the DOGE will be happy to help point out which unspent Inflation Reduction Act slush funds could be redirected.
Incoming border czar Tom Homan says Trump admin will need $86B to ‘start’ mass deportations
Incoming border czar Tom Homan says the White House will need $86 billion from Congress to kick-start the incoming Trump administration’s mass deportation plan — and that’s only t…
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Diogenes
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The USA put an end to mass immigration in 1924 under Calvin Coolidge and kept the borders more or less closed to illegals for years.
The Johnson-Reed Act, which Congress overwhelmingly passed, was a necessary step, as I am confident the coming mass deportation operation will prove to be.
It did this, I believe, because our country was in danger of balkanization. Then, as now, there was a noticeable tendency among recent immigrants (many of whom were of European origin) to assimilate into our melting pot culture.
This new adherence to the law of our land allowed the new generations born into America's immigrant families to integrate into society and re-solidify our national identity, in my estimation.
E Pluribus, Unum.
I think this was a major factor in WW2.
It also contributed in no small measure to America's ascendance in the postwar era, I believe.
We developed our nation internally, built the infrastructure that for decades was the envy of the world, and eventually innovated our way into outer space.
Under President Dwight Eisenhower in the 1950s we had balanced budgets while building the interstate highway system, and he undertook mass deportations of ills aliens in "Operation Wetback" to help keep America's workforce strong.
Nobody called him racist, because he forced Democrats to integrate public schools at bayonet point.
Hyperventilating over ‘skilled immigration’ as today's Democrats do, seems a little desperate.
Some people really want to stack that business bottom line and keep wages down, it seems.
But I think the country is at least as bad as it was in 1924. It lacks coherence, which these debates - especially in their overtly ethnic tone - reveals.
So let’s take another long break. And the businessmen will do fine - they will adjust.
The Johnson-Reed Act, which Congress overwhelmingly passed, was a necessary step, as I am confident the coming mass deportation operation will prove to be.
It did this, I believe, because our country was in danger of balkanization. Then, as now, there was a noticeable tendency among recent immigrants (many of whom were of European origin) to assimilate into our melting pot culture.
This new adherence to the law of our land allowed the new generations born into America's immigrant families to integrate into society and re-solidify our national identity, in my estimation.
E Pluribus, Unum.
I think this was a major factor in WW2.
It also contributed in no small measure to America's ascendance in the postwar era, I believe.
We developed our nation internally, built the infrastructure that for decades was the envy of the world, and eventually innovated our way into outer space.
Under President Dwight Eisenhower in the 1950s we had balanced budgets while building the interstate highway system, and he undertook mass deportations of ills aliens in "Operation Wetback" to help keep America's workforce strong.
Nobody called him racist, because he forced Democrats to integrate public schools at bayonet point.
Hyperventilating over ‘skilled immigration’ as today's Democrats do, seems a little desperate.
Some people really want to stack that business bottom line and keep wages down, it seems.
But I think the country is at least as bad as it was in 1924. It lacks coherence, which these debates - especially in their overtly ethnic tone - reveals.
So let’s take another long break. And the businessmen will do fine - they will adjust.
Diogenes
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Our tax dollars were used to house the psycho who set a woman on fire.
Pedodent Biden invited criminals to invade our country, then he gave them "free" homes, food, benefits, health insurance, while they terrorize, rape, rob, and murder Americans.
The illegal alien who lit a woman on fire was receiving "social services benefits" from Blue York State at the time of the murder.
Sebastian Zapeta-Calil was previously deported on 6/7/2018 under President Trump.
Pedodent Biden let him back in.
DHS has no record of him reentering the U.S., but obviously he did.
Diogenes
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HE SHARES A TASTE FOR LITTLE GIRLS WITH JOE BIDEN
ICE Boston says a Salvadoran illegal charged with sexually assaulting a child was released from local custody with their detainer request ignored by the Suffolk County (MA) Sheriff’s Department, which previously kicked ICE out of its jails.
ICE tracked him down & arrested him on Tuesday, and he remains in federal custody.
ICE statement: https://ice.gov/news/releases/ero-boston-arrests-el-salvador-national-facing-felony-charges-indecent-assault-and
Diogenes
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NEVER FORGET HOW THEY LIED TO YOU:
The subway is safe
Crime is down
Biden is sharp as a tack
The economy is strong
Inflation is transitory
You’re paying less for your groceries
Our border is secure
Illegals don't get welfare
Migrants aren’t committing that many crimes
Apartment buildings weren’t taken over by gangs
and on, and on and on
The subway is safe
Crime is down
Biden is sharp as a tack
The economy is strong
Inflation is transitory
You’re paying less for your groceries
Our border is secure
Illegals don't get welfare
Migrants aren’t committing that many crimes
Apartment buildings weren’t taken over by gangs
and on, and on and on
