A crime is a crime.
Why would you consider a non-citizen to be an enemy of the state for not having a piece of paper, but not for example a citizen serial killer ?
Trump ready to use American military on US soil. - So much to do before January 21st.
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Why would you consider a non-citizen to be an enemy of the state for not having a piece of paper, but not for example a citizen serial killer ?
Terrorism is political violence.
Cannot be applied to the violent crimes you are possibly referring to by illegal immigrants.
On the other hand, a white supremacist who attacks an illegal immigrant, can be said to be engaging in terrorism.
Oh no.
He has a huge problem with that.
"get in line" - This is just bullshit these guys regurgitate without knowing what they are talking about.
Yeah but enemies of the state are not in the millions usually.
The majority of these so called enemies are upstanding citizens.
So I say, make them friends of the state, considering their long presence here and given them a path to legal status.
Just deport the violent ones and the more recent arrivals.
with all due respect
nobody really cares what you think, nobody voted for you
Nobody voted for anyone here.
Nobody here voted for Trump either.
there are many TERB members from US
more people voted for Trump
that's why he won
"will of the people"
That's been suggested. But Republicans get more votes by scare-mongering about brown people and how they need to be purged out of America.
How exactly are they going to do this?
Are you going to deploy the entire 82nd Airborne at a mall in San Antonio to grab each Hispanic passer-by's wallet and check if he has US ID?
How about the entire 1st Armored Division with its 1,000+ Abrams tanks surrounding a Taco Bell in Riverside, CA and preventing brown people leaving until they prove they have a green card.
"Economical"???!!!...........
Again, my suggestion that they re assign 30% of FBI agents to immigration enforcement and thereby let mass shooters and serial killers and organized drug and gun cartels have free rein is the most sensible one.
You mean the tens of millions of Tio Pedros who overstayed their visas.
That's called an invasion.
Is it realistic or likely to happen? No.
Should it happen? Absolutely.
For every Tio Pedro who overstayed his visa there's someone that's been waiting in line for years at the chance for legal immigration.
Leave the logistics up to those with expertise on it.
Remember how you thought that Twitter would fail if they laid off 70% of their staff overnight?
An outsider would easily reach that seemingly logical conclusion, under the belief that 70% of a workforce must be indispensable to any company.
But to insiders of big tech, it came as no surprise that the ship sailed on without issue.
There are entire cottage industries within large corporations that provide virtually nothing while leeching off the surplus success of said corporations.
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They said he'd fail at becoming president in the first place. Now he's done it twice.
Naysayers are a dime a dozen.
That's why serial killers get locked behind bars when caught.
Your question is so absurd I think you're losing the plot of this discussion.
I agree. The integrity of the system is at stake. Although I also support amnesty for long-term, self-supporting, law-abiding illegals, like we have in Canada.
But there are priorities that make sense - like solving serious crime or combating foreign espionage - and priorities that are dumb, like chasing millions of Tio Pedros.
Here's a suggestion: Let Trumbo-dumbo recruit an extra 10% ICE agents and see if deportations increase. If it works, let him recruit another extra 10%.
