You make think it okay that the American taxpayers are supporting 10 to 20 more illegals in the country. I don't.
What makes you think that I think that it's okay for American taxpayers to support more illegal immigrants? That seems like a bit of baseless ad-hom to me, rather than acknowledging what I actually said. If I were to play ball like that, which I won't, because I don't, but if I did, I would ask you why you want to throw the baby out with the bath water.
If you were to review my thoughts on the topic throughout the years here, I think I've made a rather clear and undisputable case against the welfare magnet
itself which draws them here. And I usually try to be very thorough whenever I decide to pop off about these types of things. Far more thorough than the average distributed cookie-cutter talking points I see made out in the wild of the www.
I'm just telling you what I think is going to happen. And I'm probably right.
I've posted links to the actual legislation laying in wait, written during the previous administration. That same legislation that openly states that the intelligence agencies will be granted arbitrary power to demand and have included any information they so desire in the invoked database about the citizenry, and whenever they want it. All from the prerequisite of managing illegal immigration, of course.
Heck. I've read more so-called conservatives screaming for a national ID/registry in the name of combatting illegal immigration than the so-called lefties.
The problem is that people, collectively speaking, are overly emotional. So much so that, again, collectively speaking, they will walk right into their own collar and leash if you hold it out for them in just the right way that seems appealing enough to walk into. They don't, again, collectively speaking, think things through all the way. They just react. It's why they're so easily led to walk into their own collars, I suppose. And few actually pay attention to what's going on in Congress aside from, as I said, the distributed cookie-cutter talking points which are routinely handed out by the talking heads on some television channel or some hurry up and tell me what I wanna hear type of political web site. And it's certainly very rare that anyone reads any legislation laying in wait and places any of it at all into perspective with what are clearly manufactured, synergenic, real world goings-on.