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Returning To Mexico....

Zam-Zam

Zam-Zam

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Thousands Returned to Mexico Under Trump Immigration Policy

Records show 'Remain in Mexico' policy is cutting illegal immigration


Thousands of would-be illegal immigrants are being returned to await asylum hearings in Mexico as part of a program the Trump administration has credited with curbing the recent wave of family migration at the southwestern border.

The Migrant Protection Protocols—more colloquially known as the "Remain in Mexico" policy—are regulations issued by former secretary of homeland security Kirstjen Nielsen in December 2018. Under the MPP, a subset of individuals who claim to be seeking asylum after being apprehended at the border now must await the results of their immigration court hearings in Mexico, rather than being detained—or, more often, released on their own recognizance—in the United States.


Complete text: https://freebeacon.com/issues/thousands-returned-to-mexico-under-trump-immigration-policy/



The policy appears to be having an effect.
 
 
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Zam-Zam said:
Thousands Returned to Mexico Under Trump Immigration Policy

Records show 'Remain in Mexico' policy is cutting illegal immigration


Thousands of would-be illegal immigrants are being returned to await asylum hearings in Mexico as part of a program the Trump administration has credited with curbing the recent wave of family migration at the southwestern border.

The Migrant Protection Protocols—more colloquially known as the "Remain in Mexico" policy—are regulations issued by former secretary of homeland security Kirstjen Nielsen in December 2018. Under the MPP, a subset of individuals who claim to be seeking asylum after being apprehended at the border now must await the results of their immigration court hearings in Mexico, rather than being detained—or, more often, released on their own recognizance—in the United States.


Complete text: https://freebeacon.com/issues/thousands-returned-to-mexico-under-trump-immigration-policy/



The policy appears to be having an effect.
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I am sure you were aware of many illegals returning on their own when the work dries up ( seasonal vegetable/ fruit pickers, concrete/ landscapers ) . Do you agree employers of illegals should go to jail for 60 days for each violation?
 
sensible don said:
I am sure you were aware of many illegals returning on their own when the work dries up ( seasonal vegetable/ fruit pickers, concrete/ landscapers ) . Do you agree employers of illegals should go to jail for 60 days for each violation?
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"concrete"----seasonal
it's poured 12 months of every year here in NC
 
sensible don said:
I am sure you were aware of many illegals returning on their own when the work dries up ( seasonal vegetable/ fruit pickers, concrete/ landscapers ) . Do you agree employers of illegals should go to jail for 60 days for each violation?
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When the top post is about asylum seekers and your reply is about seasonal migrants, your argument is stupid.

When I say your argument is stupid, that is not a personal insult, it isn't saying that you are stupid, it is saying your argument is stupid. That's called debate.
 
Dawg said:
Concrete is even poured up North in the winter...……….
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not exactly. Concrete can be poured under water, because concrete doesn't dry it cures. Pouring concrete under water is better for it, because the concrete won't dry and crack under water. Concrete is water based, so it needs that water in the mixture to stay moist while the concrete cures. Another hazard is freezing cold. If the concrete freezes while it is curing, that will create even larger cracks. You can add anti-freeze to the water and deal with temps just below freezing, but no one in Chicago is pouring concrete in our winter months. Too cold up here. Maybe inside, for basement floors, but certainly not for road work.
 
Zam-Zam said:
Thousands Returned to Mexico Under Trump Immigration Policy

Records show 'Remain in Mexico' policy is cutting illegal immigration


Thousands of would-be illegal immigrants are being returned to await asylum hearings in Mexico as part of a program the Trump administration has credited with curbing the recent wave of family migration at the southwestern border.

The Migrant Protection Protocols—more colloquially known as the "Remain in Mexico" policy—are regulations issued by former secretary of homeland security Kirstjen Nielsen in December 2018. Under the MPP, a subset of individuals who claim to be seeking asylum after being apprehended at the border now must await the results of their immigration court hearings in Mexico, rather than being detained—or, more often, released on their own recognizance—in the United States.


Complete text: https://freebeacon.com/issues/thousands-returned-to-mexico-under-trump-immigration-policy/



The policy appears to be having an effect.
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Trump should offer Dem/Obama organized illegal immigrant invasion force a choice between $1000 and a bus ticket to Mexico, or absentee ballot vote for Trump in 2020 general election for citizenship.
 
Days said:
not exactly. Concrete can be poured under water, because concrete doesn't dry it cures. Pouring concrete under water is better for it, because the concrete won't dry and crack under water. Concrete is water based, so it needs that water in the mixture to stay moist while the concrete cures. Another hazard is freezing cold. If the concrete freezes while it is curing, that will create even larger cracks. You can add anti-freeze to the water and deal with temps just below freezing, but no one in Chicago is pouring concrete in our winter months. Too cold up here. Maybe inside, for basement floors, but certainly not for road work.
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it's why calcium is added to concrete in winter pours...………...I know it gets colder in Chicago than here in NC, but, we have poured in dead winter 20* and along with calcium covered it in straw to cure...………...

btw: never heard of pouring it 'under water' IMO it couldn't come out of concrete truck stiff enough to do that?
 
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sensible don said:
I am sure you were aware of many illegals returning on their own when the work dries up ( seasonal vegetable/ fruit pickers, concrete/ landscapers ) . Do you agree employers of illegals should go to jail for 60 days for each violation?
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These people, as i read it, never actually made it ti the U.S. Under the new agreement, those applying for asylum had to wait in Mexico, not the U.S., for their court date. Many got tired of waiting and simply went home instead.
 
Days said:
When the top post is about asylum seekers and your reply is about seasonal migrants, your argument is stupid.

When I say your argument is stupid, that is not a personal insult, it isn't saying that you are stupid, it is saying your argument is stupid. That's called debate.
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Agreed. His argument was stupid.:p
 
Dawg said:
it's why calcium is added to concrete in winter pours...………...I know it gets colder in Chicago than here in NC, but, we have poured in dead winter 20* and along with calcium covered it in straw to cure...………...
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heh heh, 20 degrees is what I meant by slightly below freezing. So they use calcium to keep it from freezing? Didn't know that. We used to put alcohol in our water and wash windows down to 20 degrees in Pittsburgh. But it was crazy, you had to work fast.
 
Days said:
heh heh, 20 degrees is what I meant by slightly below freezing. So they use calcium to keep it from freezing? Didn't know that. We used to put alcohol in our water and wash windows down to 20 degrees in Pittsburgh. But it was crazy, you had to work fast.
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I used 20* due to about average low for winters here but have seen it get in the teens often...…….plant knows amount of calcium needed for pour days low temps and straw works well also...….....you ever heard of putting 'cat hair' in concrete? (it's actually fiberglass for strength)
 
Dawg said:
"concrete"----seasonal
it's poured 12 months of every year here in NC
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Not only that, but products like concrete, cement, and asphalt have been highly engineered to now have more forgiving cure time/cure condition requirements.

...but then when folks choose to seek out worthless liberal arts degrees, the sciences tend to elude them (as does just about anything productive).
 
RickWA said:
Not only that, but products like concrete, cement, and asphalt have been highly engineered to now have more forgiving cure time/cure condition requirements.

...but then when folks choose to seek out worthless liberal arts degrees, the sciences tend to elude them (as does just about anything productive).
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'sensible' claims to be in construction and cattle...……………..I sure hope not
 
Dawg said:
'sensible' claims to be in construction and cattle...……………..I sure hope not
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Really? Hard to believe an extremist collectivist lefty with no discernible instinct for pragmatism and application could emanate from either (let alone both) of those backgrounds.

I highly doubt it.
 
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