BREAKING: Trump BLOCKS ALL Immigration From Third World Nations

[LAUGHatLEFTISTS]

Wrong!

The most quantities of drugs are brought in through our legal ports of entry, often by driving American citizens.

Joe Biden put restrictions on the precursor drugs and worked hard to stop the Chinese traffickers from getting the precursor drugs to Mexico and South America.

Pure fantasy and feelings.

 

[DigitalDrifter]

Would love it, but I don't see how he can do it.
The moment he tries it, is the moment Dims make their stampede to the nearest piece of shit leftist judge.

 

[RhodyPatriot]

Would love it, but I don't see how he can do it.
The moment he tries it, is the moment Dims make their stampede to the nearest piece of shit leftist judge.

The Supreme Court is the trump card.

And the Constitution is on his side.

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

Clearly you're incapable of having an intellectually honest debate.

That would be you and your dear leader.
Only because you are in his cult.

We've already been over the airbase.

Yeah, and you STILL are trying to dismiss it, as nothing.

It is a legitimate military agreement, and has nothing to do with religion.

No, it isn't.

Not to mention it's OUR base and WE will be running it.

That gives me so much confidence.

You crackpots pretend we're the conspiracy oriented crew, when it's all you ever spew.





Yep, a lot of us were not crazy about this - though I'm somewhat more ambivalent.

But we LOVE what he's doing now.

You would.

And we should - because we don't consistently defend the bad guys like you do.

You defend a TRAITOR.

Take a pill.

 

[Hafar1014]

Why do we want the third world coming here. We already have democrat cities

 

[JWBooth]

BREAKING: Trump BLOCKS ALL Immigration From Third World Nations​

Big talk, now let's see if there is any follow-through

 

[pal]

America great again.

 

[DigitalDrifter]

Dims will try to stop any executive actions to stop third-world immigration, proving once again how badly they want to destroy America.

 

[sartre play]

We could fix it, Only if we remember both major political party's STINK.
& Work for party control,
Not for the 70% of us every day Americans.

 

[Lockback]

The legacy of Joe Biden continues to stink like a giant turd in the middle of your Thanksgiving dinner, right in the centerpiece, unavoidable to see or smell. Unless, apparently, you're a Democrat. In their case, they say to the hostess, "Mmmmm, that looks good. That big brown roll in the centerpiece! Can I have a helping of that?"

 

[Luckyone]

This goes well beyond Afghans.

Apparently Trump thinks all Muslim countries are dangerous.

Which is both discriminatory and accurate.



Trump's going all in - and I for one stand with MY PRESIDENT.

Once again and as is the norm with Trump and his supporters, they only pick the negatives and NEVER see the positives in anything. That is a way of thinking that is destructive and only causes more damage than good for our nation.

Here is the reality...........not the fantasy that Trump (and this OP) creates.

AI Overview

The claim that immigrants are causing great pain and cost is a
misleading generalization, as the economic and social impact of immigration is complex and varied, with data showing both costs and significant benefits. Immigrants contribute to the economy by filling labor shortages, starting businesses, and paying taxes, which boosts GDP and revenue. While some costs exist, such as the use of public services, research indicates that immigrants are a net positive for the economy in the long run.

Economic impacts

• GDP and taxes: Immigrants boost the economy by increasing the labor force, creating new businesses, and paying taxes. For example, immigrants added billions of dollars to the U.S. GDP and paid billions in federal, state, and local taxes.
• Labor market: Immigrants often fill jobs that native-born workers are not taking, including in sectors with labor shortages like healthcare and hospitality. Research suggests that immigrants' skills often complement those of native-born workers, which can increase overall economic opportunities and wages for many.
• Entrepreneurship: Immigrants are more likely to start businesses than native-born Americans, creating jobs for others.
• Long-term fiscal impact: While there can be short-term costs, studies show immigrants are a net fiscal positive over the long term, paying more in taxes over their lifetimes than they receive in benefits.

Social and fiscal costs

• Public services: Immigrants, particularly those with limited resources, can place a strain on public services like schools, hospitals, and social services, leading to fiscal costs for state and local governments.
• Poverty and family separation: Immigration policies can lead to negative consequences, such as increased poverty for immigrant families and the separation of families.

Misconceptions

• Jobs: The idea that immigrants "take" jobs from native-born workers is often a myth, as immigrants fill different labor needs and create jobs by starting businesses.
• Wages: While there can be a minor negative impact on wages for a small subset of native-born workers without a high school diploma, immigration as a whole has had little to no negative impact on wages for most native-born workers and may even increase them.

Conclusion
Immigration presents a mix of costs and benefits, and the net effect is complex and debated. However, the claim that immigrants are causing great pain and cost is a generalization that ignores their substantial economic and social contributions, as well as the fact that many immigrants are net fiscal contributors over the long term. The challenges associated with immigration are real but should be considered alongside the benefits they bring.

 

[Hafar1014]

Once again and as is the norm with Trump and his supporters, they only pick the negatives and NEVER see the positives in anything. That is a way of thinking that is destructive and only causes more damage than good for our nation.

Here is the reality...........not the fantasy that Trump (and this OP) creates.

AI Overview

The claim that immigrants are causing great pain and cost is a
misleading generalization, as the economic and social impact of immigration is complex and varied, with data showing both costs and significant benefits. Immigrants contribute to the economy by filling labor shortages, starting businesses, and paying taxes, which boosts GDP and revenue. While some costs exist, such as the use of public services, research indicates that immigrants are a net positive for the economy in the long run.

Economic impacts

• GDP and taxes: Immigrants boost the economy by increasing the labor force, creating new businesses, and paying taxes. For example, immigrants added billions of dollars to the U.S. GDP and paid billions in federal, state, and local taxes.
• Labor market: Immigrants often fill jobs that native-born workers are not taking, including in sectors with labor shortages like healthcare and hospitality. Research suggests that immigrants' skills often complement those of native-born workers, which can increase overall economic opportunities and wages for many.
• Entrepreneurship: Immigrants are more likely to start businesses than native-born Americans, creating jobs for others.
• Long-term fiscal impact: While there can be short-term costs, studies show immigrants are a net fiscal positive over the long term, paying more in taxes over their lifetimes than they receive in benefits.

Social and fiscal costs

• Public services: Immigrants, particularly those with limited resources, can place a strain on public services like schools, hospitals, and social services, leading to fiscal costs for state and local governments.
• Poverty and family separation: Immigration policies can lead to negative consequences, such as increased poverty for immigrant families and the separation of families.

Misconceptions

• Jobs: The idea that immigrants "take" jobs from native-born workers is often a myth, as immigrants fill different labor needs and create jobs by starting businesses.
• Wages: While there can be a minor negative impact on wages for a small subset of native-born workers without a high school diploma, immigration as a whole has had little to no negative impact on wages for most native-born workers and may even increase them.

Conclusion
Immigration presents a mix of costs and benefits, and the net effect is complex and debated. However, the claim that immigrants are causing great pain and cost is a generalization that ignores their substantial economic and social contributions, as well as the fact that many immigrants are net fiscal contributors over the long term. The challenges associated with immigration are real but should be considered alongside the benefits they bring.

Illegals are the issue and yes they are problem

 

[RhodyPatriot]

Once again and as is the norm with Trump and his supporters, they only pick the negatives and NEVER see the positives in anything. That is a way of thinking that is destructive and only causes more damage than good for our nation.

Here is the reality...........not the fantasy that Trump (and this OP) creates.

AI Overview

The claim that immigrants are causing great pain and cost is a
misleading generalization, as the economic and social impact of immigration is complex and varied, with data showing both costs and significant benefits. Immigrants contribute to the economy by filling labor shortages, starting businesses, and paying taxes, which boosts GDP and revenue. While some costs exist, such as the use of public services, research indicates that immigrants are a net positive for the economy in the long run.

Economic impacts

• GDP and taxes: Immigrants boost the economy by increasing the labor force, creating new businesses, and paying taxes. For example, immigrants added billions of dollars to the U.S. GDP and paid billions in federal, state, and local taxes.
• Labor market: Immigrants often fill jobs that native-born workers are not taking, including in sectors with labor shortages like healthcare and hospitality. Research suggests that immigrants' skills often complement those of native-born workers, which can increase overall economic opportunities and wages for many.
• Entrepreneurship: Immigrants are more likely to start businesses than native-born Americans, creating jobs for others.
• Long-term fiscal impact: While there can be short-term costs, studies show immigrants are a net fiscal positive over the long term, paying more in taxes over their lifetimes than they receive in benefits.

Social and fiscal costs

• Public services: Immigrants, particularly those with limited resources, can place a strain on public services like schools, hospitals, and social services, leading to fiscal costs for state and local governments.
• Poverty and family separation: Immigration policies can lead to negative consequences, such as increased poverty for immigrant families and the separation of families.

Misconceptions

• Jobs: The idea that immigrants "take" jobs from native-born workers is often a myth, as immigrants fill different labor needs and create jobs by starting businesses.
• Wages: While there can be a minor negative impact on wages for a small subset of native-born workers without a high school diploma, immigration as a whole has had little to no negative impact on wages for most native-born workers and may even increase them.

Conclusion
Immigration presents a mix of costs and benefits, and the net effect is complex and debated. However, the claim that immigrants are causing great pain and cost is a generalization that ignores their substantial economic and social contributions, as well as the fact that many immigrants are net fiscal contributors over the long term. The challenges associated with immigration are real but should be considered alongside the benefits they bring.

Seriously?

An AI overview, programmed by google to spit out left wing talking points?

Take a hike.

Meanwhile we'll try and see the glass half full when it comes to rampant illegals' violence on our transport systems, in our cities, and in our classrooms.

After all, who are we going to believe:

Our lying eyes, or Google AI?

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

This goes well beyond Afghans.

Apparently Trump thinks all Muslim countries are dangerous.

Which is both discriminatory and accurate.



Trump's going all in - and I for one stand with MY PRESIDENT.

Sounds exactly like something a crazy old man who watches FOX would do.

 

[Zincwarrior]

Vetted and approved by Trump.

 

[Zincwarrior]

Joe Biden and Democrats are still getting Americans KILLED. Christ it's into the hundreds of thousands of Americans killed, raped and murdered at this point.

Vetted by Trump.

 

[Zincwarrior]

Good. This is exactly what Trump should have done within the first month of assuming office. ALL immigration from Third World Nations should be blocked. Perhaps permanently.

Cool but requires Congress.remember them?

 

[RhodyPatriot]

Vetted and approved by Trump.

That airlift was in August of 2021.

Trump wasn't even President.

And you're an idiot.

 

[Kondor3]

The OP proves that the bigotry is just open and blatant with MAGA.

Fun, ain't it? Consider it as a Market Correction to decades on the slippery slope of DEI overreach... enjoy...

 

[Luckyone]

Illegals are the issue and yes they are problem

Yes, they are a problem BUT not to the "degree" that Trump has made them to be.