7 y.o. immigrant girl dies of dehydration in Border Patrol custody
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protectionist
Governor
That's not who's being separated. The illegal border crossers are. (US Code 8, Section 1325)
EatTheRich
President
No, it’s more like if I paid you a wage for doing a job and then you sent some of it to your family.
protectionist
Governor
Actually, they receive more $$ in welfare than native-born Americans do. They are eligible for state and local benefits$$, and they get federal benefits$$ via the anchor baby racket, false documentation, and sympathetic US welfare workers who turn a blind eye.
EatTheRich
President
The idea of separating migrant children from their mothers was discussed during the earliest days of the Trump administration as a way to deter asylum-seekers, according to notes from a closed-door DHS meeting.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna884371
protectionist
Governor
No, it's more like what I said. There are nations involved. Money extracted from one, reinserted into the other.
protectionist
Governor
So what ? That doesn't change the fact that all families with arrested parent get broken up. We don't hear about the American ones. (they don't represent Democrat VOTES)
EatTheRich
President
The only “anchor baby racket” is yours when you complain about citizens getting help because they fit a made-up category you assigned to separate them from other citizens.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_5a144263e4b010527d6780b0/amp
protectionist
Governor
Yes it is. Oh did CNN tell you different ?
EatTheRich
President
People getting paid a wage for doing a job here (and without their labor the economy would collapse). Those people then voluntarily choose to send THEIR MONEY to another country ... no different from you using your money to buy a Kia.
protectionist
Governor
Got no idea what you just said. Maybe it's just as well.
EatTheRich
President
1. Sure they do.
2. At least they are arrested on suspicion of crime and not because the government has decided to commit a crime wholesale.
EatTheRich
President
“Catch and release” refers to deporting people without creating a paper record that can be used for prosecutions of future immigration violations.
protectionist
Governor
Yeah, the economy would collapse all right. >> The MEXICAN economy. US remittances to them are their # 1 source of income. And losing $138 Billion/year, doesn't help the US economy. It is a major DAMAGE to it.
You can call remittance imperialism, "THEIR MONEY" but if things were handled as they should be , they would not be allowed to send that money out of the US. And just because somebody is spending their own money doesn't make it OK.
People spend their own money on illegal drugs, child porn, and bribing politicians. THEIR MONEY.
EatTheRich
President
If they weren’t allowed to send money to their families many probably wouldn’t come do the jobs that their labor is needed for in the first place.
protectionist
Governor
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EARTH TO ETR: Catch & Release refers to the Obama practice of catching illegal aliens, and instead of deporting them, it is giving them a summons to appear in court, which they ignore, and they simply melt back into the US population,
Is this the propaganda that is going ut over the air on CNN, MSNBC, et al liberal OMISSION media ? No wonder you guys are so screwed in the head.
EARTH TO ETR: Catch & Release refers to the Obama practice of catching illegal aliens, and instead of deporting them, it is giving them a summons to appear in court, which they ignore, and they simply melt back into the US population,
protectionist
Governor
Good. Then maybe they wouldn't come here, and steal jobs from Americans.
protectionist
Governor
Govt commit a crime ? Now what are you yammering about ?
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YouCantHandleDaTruth
Governor
And that's because of Red Don's illegal metering tactics at the border.
EatTheRich
President
There are e no (U.S.-born) Americans’ jobs, or immigrants’ jobs. Only workers’ jobs. Anyway, the U.S.’s economy demands more labor than the U.S.-born working class can provide, which is why it creates a market that inevitably leads to immigration and why the “day without an immigrant” strikes brought the country to its knees.
