ocean515
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I see, mountains of invisible proof only certain people can see, like the right.....and it's been hidden from the internet by super-duper-secret members of the GOP/TP. Gotcha.
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The border between the US and Mexico is 1,989 miles long. How much are Americans willing to spend to make this border impenetrable? Consider a 4 foot fence casts between $2,700-$21,200 for one mile. (source) A 6 foot fence with barbed wire; considerably more.
Illegal aliens take jobs. That is an undeniable fact. Farm labor programs are a far stretch from the invasion that is taking place today.
Willfully taking in peasants from failed countries will only spread their cultural failure here, at the expense of those who will be harmed by this liberal policy.
LOL.
I'm afraid there is much digging left for you to do. Having learned to require others to do the lifting for you, that may not be possible.
I do have a question. Since it is against the law to enter this country illegally, why do you think Nancy Pelosi went to the border the other day and said the following:
"This crisis that some call a crisis, we have to view as an opportunity," Pelosi said. "If you believe as we do that every child, every person has a spark of divinity in them, and is therefore worthy of respect -- what we saw in those rooms was [a] dazzling, sparkling, array of God's children, worthy of respect."
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I see, mountains of invisible proof only certain people can see, like the right.....and it's been hidden from the internet by super-duper-secret members of the GOP/TP. Gotcha.
One of the largely overlooked aspects of the North American Free Trade Agreement is the fact that the failed trade pact has been the catalyst for the massive increase in illegal immigration over the past two decades or so.
An influx of highly subsidized corn flooding the Mexican market has displaced millions of rural farmers, according to McClatchy Newspapers. Prior to the implementation of NAFTA, Mexican officials claimed that factory jobs would fill the void left by disappearing work on family farms.
Mexican officials had promised that NAFTA would result in the “export of goods, not people.” That, however, has turned out to be far from reality.
Since NAFTA was signed into law, illegal immigrants in the U.S. has increased to 12 million today from 3.9 million in 1993, accounting for an overall increase of over 300 percent. According to the Pew Hispanic Center, 57 percent of those entering the country illegally are from Mexico.
Obviously, you're wrong. The invasion of illegal aliens from failed countries has had a massive detrimental impact on our economy here. It's contribution to our economic challenges can be correlated to this huge influx.
What you describe from before changed when the legal migrants decided not to return to their countries as they had before. Once they learned they could stay and extract more treasure from this country, they came in massive waves. Every illegal is a net drain on the economy, burning through multiples of economic output in return for a grain of economic input. As a Nation, we learned very long ago that our future depended on a sound immigration policy which sought to control. Not every failure culture can be accommodated here. Not even our own.
If one is low skilled, and has no relatives here, they have not business coming here illegally. The Elon Musks of the world will always find a way. The self centered illegal peasant should not.
Bitch all you want, but it's coming and there is nothing you or anyone else can do to stop it.
For some who believe this issue has also recently exploded due to Obama might also want to read up on NAFTA and the long term effects. This is a rather older artice but I think it still shows some of the effects we are seeing even now:
Illegal Immigration and NAFTA | Economy In Crisis
Immigrants don't just "take jobs", they create them. We know why illegal immigration has spiraled out of control, and it has nothing to do with the border, and everything to do with our laws. Because under Eisenhower, this wasn't a problem, and only started to become a problem once we tore down his program. Follow the history.
The leading cause of the "invasion" is 18 years of the ill effects of NAFTA, a treaty that had bi-partisan support, further demonstration that neither party is interested in border security.
There you go!
NAFTA was bad trade policy, and has had a detrimental impact on manufacturing in the U.S.. The continued illegal invasion of the United States supported and encouraged by the Obama Administration and it's backers and supporters has nothing to do with it.
Nah.....here is one of the Problems Monte.
Do you think they should be telling people.....they aren't committing a crime? How about a little Hardball Diplomacy and telling Mexico to turn off their Spiket on their Southern Border? Do you think we can start from there. To start stemming the tide?
That's ridiculous, americanwoman provided documentation and there's plenty more. Your hatred for Obama is clouding your ability to be objective and acknowledge that both parties own our failed border security problem, neither of them having done a damn thing to secure our borders beyond window dressing. And partisan finger pointing won't accomplish it either.
NAFTA was bad trade policy, and has had a detrimental impact on manufacturing in the U.S.. The continued illegal invasion of the United States supported and encouraged by the Obama Administration and it's backers and supporters has nothing to do with it.
That's ridiculous, americanwoman provided documentation and there's plenty more. Your hatred for Obama is clouding your ability to be objective and acknowledge that both parties own our failed border security problem, neither of them having done a damn thing to secure our borders beyond window dressing. And partisan finger pointing won't accomplish it either.
But I agree, that is one of the problems, however, I'm shocked you would deny that NAFTA is also a problem and has been a factor in driving these people to our borders to begin with!!
Heya O5. :2wave: BO has known for the last 2-3years. Plush is EO in 2012.....was like a Shout Out for kids all over Central America. From NPR. So the problem has become more of crisis than it ever was before.
From A Stream To A Flood: Migrant Kids Overwhelm U.S. Border Agents.....
Migrants like Romero are creating a humanitarian crisis for federal border authorities.
In the Rio Grande Valley, currently the nation's hotspot, the Border Patrol catches about 700 people a day, and 20 percent of them are youngsters traveling alone. crossing he rest are adults, some with children. The numbers have been steadily climbing for the past two to three years.
"We're a short-term hold [facility]. We're not looking to hold anything more than one to two days, preferably 12 hours," says Cabrera. "And in some cases we're hitting about seven, eight to 10 days holding some people." The station doesn't have showers, a recreation area or proper bedding. The intention is to process the detainees as quickly as possible and then move the children to shelters that are being opened around the country. From there, caseworkers find family members who will take care of the children until they appear in immigration court.
Part of the solution, say Obama administration officials, is changing expectations.....snip~
From A Stream To A Flood: Migrant Kids Overwhelm U.S. Border Agents | WCAI
I have no idea what specific policy or law is responsible for this new wave. That's the bothersome part.
20 million or so have already violated our borders without documentation, so yes, they can cross without documentation.
And yes, it is a major problem.
I don't want to be flippant, but realistically if you're advertising that you're going to be lenient and waive the law for young people in the country a certain period of time, you're bound to get all kinds of new children finding their way into the country and presented by existing residents as children who've been in the country for a long time.
Now, if you advertised that there's a shoot to kill order for anyone discovered trying to cross the border illegally at other than regulated border crossings, you'd likely have fewer taking the risk. Alternately, if you advertised that anyone discovered crossing the border illegally would be sent to internment camps for a minimum of 5 years and then deported, you'd likely have fewer taking the risk.
It's only human nature. If you tell a child that they can't have icecream but if they can find a way to break into the icecream parlour you'll give them a banana split, with no penalty if they fail, you're going to have lots of kids trying to find a way to break in.
So there hasn't been a steady influx of illegals before Obama? Come on, you have got to be kidding me that you think is because of OBama we have an influx of illegals. We've had this for DECADES.
easy setup border towers and used unmanned drones and other surveillance equipment. we start billing other nations for their capture and return.
no we don't need anymore unskilled workers we already have enough unskilled people in this country.
end the baby anchor laws and the citizenship status for illegals coming into america.
if you make the situation for them bad they will leave on their own. any company caught hiring illegal immigrents will be fined 20k for each for small businesses and 50k for large corporations.
again to get them to leave you have to make it hostile for them to even come here.
if they commit a crime and are jail then the bill for their housing is sent to their country of origin
once these places start getting bills from us to take care they will keep their people home.
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