so, good luck in November with that strategy
between knowing:
his administration has also been aggressively negotiating for businesses to invest in America, with a decent degree of success.
The stricter immigration and refugee policies HAVE been a big part of bringing the unemployment numbers down and getting pay up. We've also see companies start projects and give out big bonuses because of the tax cuts
the "trade wars" are making some things a little more expensive, sure. But more people are working and more companies are scrambling to hire and having to pay people more
this is really helping the black community and the Hispanic community that is already here, especially those here legally
Border integrity is a winning political issue; despite the attempts from my friends on the left and their sycophants in the media to shift from a porn star to manufactured outrage over "muh kids in cages"; despite the fact that this has been going on for decades
https://nypost.com/2018/06/23/democrats-refuse-to-acknowledge-safe-borders-are-necessary/
Because stopping illegal immigration is popular in much of the nation, it is not surprising that an early poll finds most criticism directed at the Central American parents who risk their children’s lives by bringing them on the dangerous journey or sending them with smugglers.
Rasmussen reports that 54 percent of likely voters said the parents are more to blame for the crisis, against 35 percent who say the government is more to blame.
Meanwhile, the left is going in the opposite direction by uniting behind California Sen. Dianne Feinstein, who turned 85 last week and is seeking another six-year term. Trying to rally the far-left base in her blue state, Feinstein authored a bill that would, among other things, prohibit an arrest for illegal entry anywhere within 100 miles of a border.
Incredibly, the other 48 Senate Dems signed on, meaning they’ve all cast their lots with an outlandishly radical policy.
Yet Feinstein and others insist they don’t favor open borders. OK, then, let’s put it this way: they favor no borders and want the US to admit the whole world, free of charge and no questions asked.
Yeah, that’ll sell in November.
between knowing:
- illegal border crossing attempts are up over 400%
- many people are attempting to enter with children that aren't their own kids
- Mexico has been complicit in assisting folks from South & Central America to overwhelm our border
his administration has also been aggressively negotiating for businesses to invest in America, with a decent degree of success.
The stricter immigration and refugee policies HAVE been a big part of bringing the unemployment numbers down and getting pay up. We've also see companies start projects and give out big bonuses because of the tax cuts
the "trade wars" are making some things a little more expensive, sure. But more people are working and more companies are scrambling to hire and having to pay people more
this is really helping the black community and the Hispanic community that is already here, especially those here legally
Border integrity is a winning political issue; despite the attempts from my friends on the left and their sycophants in the media to shift from a porn star to manufactured outrage over "muh kids in cages"; despite the fact that this has been going on for decades
https://nypost.com/2018/06/23/democrats-refuse-to-acknowledge-safe-borders-are-necessary/
Because stopping illegal immigration is popular in much of the nation, it is not surprising that an early poll finds most criticism directed at the Central American parents who risk their children’s lives by bringing them on the dangerous journey or sending them with smugglers.
Rasmussen reports that 54 percent of likely voters said the parents are more to blame for the crisis, against 35 percent who say the government is more to blame.
Meanwhile, the left is going in the opposite direction by uniting behind California Sen. Dianne Feinstein, who turned 85 last week and is seeking another six-year term. Trying to rally the far-left base in her blue state, Feinstein authored a bill that would, among other things, prohibit an arrest for illegal entry anywhere within 100 miles of a border.
Incredibly, the other 48 Senate Dems signed on, meaning they’ve all cast their lots with an outlandishly radical policy.
Yet Feinstein and others insist they don’t favor open borders. OK, then, let’s put it this way: they favor no borders and want the US to admit the whole world, free of charge and no questions asked.
Yeah, that’ll sell in November.
