Yes it does. I even quoted it.
nah, not at all
yep. It ain’t perfect, but it could pass. No real red lines for either side.
Yes, it is. Rest assured you don’t know my emotions better than I do.
Karenism must die.
One does not rule out the other.
I generally agree with that. If you came to the country thirty years ago, started a family, and built a business, you still knew every day of those thirty years that you had no legal right to be where you are. And sending everyone back sends the signal to anyone thinking about crossing illegally that they will never know peace and should apply legally.
My only concern is the effect of some of these deportations of long time residents and family members may build sympathy with enough independents, especially among Hispanics, to risk Republican control thus endangering the entire policy. Better to achieve 80% success rather than lose it all trying to achieve 100%.
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nope, its not. The hate is in about every other post
You’re right.
And there is enough of stupid people to vote them in again.
We’ll be lucky if there is one more Rep. President after Trump.
Look how many decades Congress was in the hands of Democrats even tho their approval numbers were in the high teens.
American’s are not good at learning a lesson.
“Never know peace”
Great.
And why should someone gain from their knowingly breaking our laws? The answer is to comply with residency requirements.
Because you need them. And they need you.
What are they gaining by “complying wirh residency requirements”? What are you gaining by them complying? What is the country gaining?
What purpose does them sitting for 7 years serve?
Well phrased Samm!!
You are right, we need them … at least many, maybe even most of them. But the solution is not to ignore the law, the solution is to change the law. Congress has had more than 40 years since the Reagan amnesty to reform our immigration laws to fulfil our need for immigrant labor. It is Congress who has failed, not Trump.
You’re not wrong. Trump owns Congress now.
Just barely. But Trump has had very little to do with the forty plus year failure of Congress to reform immigration as they promised Reagan they would do if he would just go along with the amnesty deal.
