Look at the bigger picture - democracy, for better or worse.
What if corrupt people get elected through fair elections?
Look at the bigger picture - democracy, for better or worse.
Think he's going with the law & order angle. You have rules - people either follow them or dont...and you either implement them or say the hell with them.
the system does need to change in my opinion. But you do have some that waited their turn to enter legally. Even if the process took forever. The illegal immigrants shouldn't have been their in the first place and to me it seems the biggest reason to want them in the country is because you can pay them under the counter to do jobs citizens don't want. Would it be better to just give 10 million immigrants citizenship?Then how are you advocating for legal immigration if the process is impossible for pretty much everybody?
Surely the system needs to change first.
Immigration doesn't need to be easier - tweaks to certain things, guest worker programs etc etc are always welcome. Even if the US let in 10mil people legally every year, another 2 mil would still try to come in illegally and someone, somewhere would complain about the existing laws.that's pretty black and white to me. Something needs to be done. Immigration needs to be easier. a the borders should be more secure (not with a stupid wall) , illegal immigrants should be sent back but given a feasible process to enter and become citizens. Because it doesn't sit right to you isn't a reason in my opinion. You have expounded more so I will discuss the other points with you.
ICE estimates that approximately 900,000 arrests of aliens for crimes occur every year and that approximately 550,000 criminal aliens convicted of crimes exit law enforcement custody every year. ICE has never had the capability to identify, arrest and remove all of these criminal aliens. ICE estimates that 1.94 million removable criminal aliens are in the United States today.
the system does need to change in my opinion. But you do have some that waited their turn to enter legally. Even if the process took forever. The illegal immigrants shouldn't have been their in the first place and to me it seems the biggest reason to want them in the country is because you can pay them under the counter to do jobs citizens don't want. Would it be better to just give 10 million immigrants citizenship?
Is that SOB referring to himself in the 3rd person like Caesar?
AP provide the document they were referring to.
Regarding illegal immigrants.
Is it not the policy of every country to enforce something loosely along the lines of;
- Employees need to have official documents to work. Be that a birth certificate, NI number, Visa etc
- Employers need to ensure they are employing people that meet that criteria.
- If an employee works without a legal ability too, they get deported.
- If an employer employs someone illegitimate, they get fined/sanctioned
From my limited experience of working in 6 countries, that's pretty universal.
Where is the grey in Americas policy? It seems that the illegal workers conundrum is due to shockingly bad oversight from the government and employers. Why go after the people that exploit incompetence? Put the blame at the companies doors.
It doesn't seem like a hard problem. Am I missing something?
Then how are you advocating for legal immigration if the process is impossible for pretty much everybody?
Surely the system needs to change first.
Good. Hopefully we just need to wait until March the 15th for the equivalent of Brutus to do his job.I believe he is indeed, mate.
Good. Hopefully we just need to wait until March the 15th for the equivalent of Brutus to do his job.
What's happening on Mar 15? I'll actually be in America that day.Good. Hopefully we just need to wait until March the 15th for the equivalent of Brutus to do his job.
What's happening on Mar 15? I'll actually be in America that day.
Immigration doesn't need to be easier - tweaks to certain things, guest worker programs etc etc are always welcome. Even if the US let in 10mil people legally every year, another 2 mil would still try to come in illegally and someone, somewhere would complain about the existing laws.
How much easier can immigration be then having a Diversity Visa - where, you require ZERO qualifications to win. Simple lottery...you enter, if you get picked, you win a new life! If there wasn't political mileage to gain from this - people would discuss this issue in a more rational manner and realize, how more money is being spent on border control and how things are tighter and it is tougher to get in to the country illegally.
People tried to do something - I posted the proposed bill - it had different paths for all categories and also had a cut off in terms of who was eligible. As the bill was presented in 2013, it meant all those who made it into the US before 2012 would be covered by this law in some shape or form.
But, a need to simply this into a yes/no issue has meant - nothing got done. Even Trump for all his tough talk wants to get rid of 2mil-3mil max.
Where did he pluck that number from you ask?
Finally even those figures aren't up to date - as ICE used those statistics to request additional funds from Congress - which they got. So, safe to guess...they've thrown out a fair few of those people!
Listen people. As much as I think Trump is a bit of an idiot, he was democratically elected and as President he has to be allowed to take the direction he wants to take, within reason. You can't even say he's not acting in the spirit of his pre-election "manifesto" - he's doing the sorts of things that he said he would do. So, unless you don't agree with democracy - and that's a very dangerous path to go down - you have to just let him get on with it. No point whingeing.
Look at the bigger picture - democracy, for better or worse.
Sounds legit and as predicted by some in this thread.
the system does need to change in my opinion. But you do have some that waited their turn to enter legally. Even if the process took forever. The illegal immigrants shouldn't have been their in the first place and to me it seems the biggest reason to want them in the country is because you can pay them under the counter to do jobs citizens don't want. Would it be better to just give 10 million immigrants citizenship?
FFS! Look at the headline of the link/article he quoted. How can he be proud of that? Such a feckwitted moron.
Or go after both. I know of many companies that hire immigrants on overstayed visa's. As a matter of fact, i know someone that just went to Florida last week being given housekeeper job under the counter. Do I blame her? no i dont. Do I feel sorry for her if she's deported 10 years from now, having lost her accent, roots and way of life from where she was originally from? not really
If the illegals aren't breaking the law, are contributing to the economy why can't they stay? America is the land of the free and built on the backs of millions of immigrants.
You're going to have illegal immigration in lots of if not all developed countries, regardless of the system that's in place.
The US is peculiar because to my knowledge the system that is in place is particularly difficult.
So of course you'll get people cheating the system, especially when the land is so big and it shares borders with other countries which are easily accessible.
If the illegals aren't breaking the law, are contributing to the economy why can't they stay? America is the land of the free and built on the backs of millions of immigrants.
Ugh, I was listening to a podcast a few weeks about a guy who has worked for 20 years to get that bill past after his community was destroyed by coal mining. Obama passed it as one of his last acts but this guy was gutted, he knew all about the Congressional Repeals Act that lets any new president rip up recent regulations, whats worse is that it makes it almost impossible for this or any similar regulation to be passed in the future.
The US is peculiar because to my knowledge the system that is in place is particularly difficult.
So of course you'll get people cheating the system, especially when the land is so big and it shares borders with other countries which are easily accessible.
Oh...It's a reference to the Ides of March, Julius Ceasar's assassination and all that.
Sounds legit and as predicted by some in this thread.
I don't think he has immunity based on his first chat with the FBI. I suspect it was because they thought he was being truthful or possibly because Sessions and Comey made a calculation that they wouldn't pursue charges. Although I do think he will take immunity if they offer it up to him before he testifies before Congress.
I agree also, 33 does feel high
That was a tweet from yesterday. I think with all the events that have happened since that first chat and no doubt more intelligence they've built since, they've got enough solid evidence or circumstantial evidence to build a case against him and start turning the screw.
I don't think he has immunity based on his first chat with the FBI. I suspect it was because they thought he was being truthful or possibly because Sessions and Comey made a calculation that they wouldn't pursue charges. Although I do think he will take immunity if they offer it up to him before he testifies before Congress.
He just called the media the enemy of the American people...