SassyIrishLass
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You're dealing with a fckn progressive lunatic
I don't think this needs much explanation. It's self-explanatory for those paying attention.
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You're dealing with a fckn progressive lunatic
Paradoxical#1
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The last “bipartisan” reform with a couple RINOs is what the left means by reform.
Let in 5,000 a day, give them free housing, health care and jobs.
toobfreak
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Just how does a person do that? What is the predicted effect of enforcing the law? Less crime? Safer streets? How does one indiscriminately round up criminals? Can you explain that bullshit? If they are illegal, they are criminals. So, tell us how one "indiscriminately" enforces the law and arrests criminals?
And can you point out a single case where a politician arrested criminals discriminately???
Paradoxical#1
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He runs rings around the liberal anchors when they question the legality of what Trump is doing. A reporter once questioned the legitimacy of the words on the Statue of Liberty and he had to clue him in that it was a poem.
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A Guide to S.744: Understanding the 2013 Senate Immigration Bill - American Immigration Council
This guide to provide policymakers, the media, and the public with an easy-to-understand guide to the main components of S. 744 and the purpose behind them.
www.americanimmigrationcouncil.org
Vote Counts:
YEA's 68
NAY's 32
U.S. Senate: U.S. Senate Roll Call Votes 113th Congress - 1st Session
roll_call_vote.xml
www.senate.gov
GFY.
Paradoxical#1
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Why do I care about that?A Guide to S.744: Understanding the 2013 Senate Immigration Bill - American Immigration Council
This guide to provide policymakers, the media, and the public with an easy-to-understand guide to the main components of S. 744 and the purpose behind them.
Vote Counts:
YEA's 68
NAY's 32
U.S. Senate: U.S. Senate Roll Call Votes 113th Congress - 1st Session
roll_call_vote.xml
GFY.
Lesh
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Because it proved his point stupid
Lesh
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President Miller put him in his placeJust heard a report on NPR saying Dotard has flip flopped again on hotel and agricultural workers. He must have read my thread.
jc456
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Just heard a report on NPR saying Dotard has flip flopped again on hotel and agricultural workers. He must have read my thread.
BlindBoo
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ops, I stand corrected.
"But those who are in the U.S. illegally are not eligible for such benefits, with rare exceptions, immigration experts said. Certain groups, such as refugees and people granted asylum, do receive cash assistance from the federal government, though at much lower levels than those being claimed online.
“Generally, unauthorized immigrants have very little access to federally-funded public benefits,” Julia Gelatt, associate director of the U.S. immigration policy program at the Migration Policy Institute, told the AP in an email. “They can mostly only access emergency, in-kind things like shelter and food during a hurricane or other emergency, or emergency healthcare.”
Asked for further evidence of the group’s claim, ALIPAC President William Gheen acknowledged that “by law illegals are not supposed to receive payments from the federal government.”
No, migrants do not receive $2,200 each month from the federal government
False. People who enter the U.S. illegally are not eligible for federal cash assistance, with the exception of certain Cubans and Haitians, immigration experts told The Associated Press.
apnews.com
"It relies on an Aug. 21 Tucker Carlson interview with retired Army Col. Douglas Macgregor. About half way through the segment discussing the Russia-Ukraine war, Macgregor said that “every alleged asylum seeker, illegal migrant pouring in through the border in Texas or wherever else” is given a monthly payment of $2,200."
Turn off Faux News.
jc456
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Accept:ops, I stand corrected.
"But those who are in the U.S. illegally are not eligible for such benefits, with rare exceptions, immigration experts said. Certain groups, such as refugees and people granted asylum, do receive cash assistance from the federal government, though at much lower levels than those being claimed online.
“Generally, unauthorized immigrants have very little access to federally-funded public benefits,” Julia Gelatt, associate director of the U.S. immigration policy program at the Migration Policy Institute, told the AP in an email. “They can mostly only access emergency, in-kind things like shelter and food during a hurricane or other emergency, or emergency healthcare.”
Asked for further evidence of the group’s claim, ALIPAC President William Gheen acknowledged that “by law illegals are not supposed to receive payments from the federal government.”
No, migrants do not receive $2,200 each month from the federal government
False. People who enter the U.S. illegally are not eligible for federal cash assistance, with the exception of certain Cubans and Haitians, immigration experts told The Associated Press.
"It relies on an Aug. 21 Tucker Carlson interview with retired Army Col. Douglas Macgregor. About half way through the segment discussing the Russia-Ukraine war, Macgregor said that “every alleged asylum seeker, illegal migrant pouring in through the border in Texas or wherever else” is given a monthly payment of $2,200."
Turn off Faux News.
Migrants' monthly payment in NYC is higher than veterans compensation
New York City has been a sanctuary for migrants, but officials say they need more assistance from the federal government.
www.newsweek.com
Migrants' Monthly Payment in NYC Is Higher Than Veterans Compensation
BlindBoo
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That was a pilot program for migrant families from a single city.Accept:
Migrants' monthly payment in NYC is higher than veterans compensation
New York City has been a sanctuary for migrants, but officials say they need more assistance from the federal government.
Migrants' Monthly Payment in NYC Is Higher Than Veterans Compensation
"New York City will end its controversial debit card program for migrants.
Under the pilot program, migrants staying in city-funded hotels received pre-paid cards to buy their own food and other necessities. The city spent $3.6 million on debit cards for about 2,600 migrant families who are staying in shelters without kitchen access."
NYC ending controversial debit card program for migrants
New York City will end its controversial debit card program for migrants.
www.cbsnews.com
IDIOCRACY
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Yeah, you can really tell by the way the Democrats tried to kill him through the court system followed by gun shots. The guy simply cowered.
Everyday is opposite day when you're left and never right.
MarcATL
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Yah, lil TACO got taken to the woodshed by his money handlers...In recognition of the predicted effect of indiscriminately rounding up people who are in the country illegally, this happened.
Trump Tells Farmers ‘Changes Are Coming’ to Immigration Crackdown
President Trump acknowledged on Thursday that his immigration policies are hurting the farming and hotel industries, making a rare concession that his crackdown is having ripple effects on the American work force.
Mr. Trump, who has made mass deportation a centerpiece of his presidency, said on social media that “changes are coming.” And while there was no sign of any significant modification to his policies, Mr. Trump’s statements suggested the scale of his crackdown may be alienating industries he wants to keep in his corner.
It would seem some businesses are being hurt by the ICE roundup. Who would have guessed?
Mass Deportation
Devastating Costs to America, Its Budget and Economy
Mass Deportation - American Immigration Council
The mass deportation of millions of undocumented individuals would be tremendously expensive and would have a catastrophic impact on our economy—one that would be expansive and impact every American. The American Immigration Council analyzes the fiscal costs and economic impacts of such a mass...
What's a vindictive prez to do to keep the deportation numbers up, and punish cities holding "No Kings" protests.
Trump immigration policies targeting Democratic cities energize organizers, leave others confused
In recent days Trump has vowed to shift immigration enforcement away from political allies and toward political foes, prioritizing deportations in Chicago, Los Angeles, New York and cities at “the core of the Democrat Power Center.” At the same time, he’s reversed course and paused arrests in industries that heavily rely on a foreign-born workforce.
Trump immigration policies targeting Democratic cities energize organizers, leave others confused
Jose Abel Garcia is a Guatemalan immigrant who says President Donald Trump's latest promise to expand deportations in Democratic-led cities doesn't change much.Trump Uses False Voting Claims to Target ‘Democrat Power Center’
Making false claims about illegal voting by noncitizens, President Donald Trump ordered Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to target the “core of the Democrat Power Center.”
In a post on Truth Social Sunday evening, Trump told ICE to target “America’s largest cities,” and specifically called out Los Angeles, Chicago and New York, all of which are predominantly led by elected Democrats.
“These Radical Left Democrats are sick of mind, hate our Country, and actually want to destroy our Inner Cities,” the president claimed.
The order represents the latest effort by Trump — and perhaps the most dangerous yet — to wield the massive power of the federal government to punish and weaken his political opponents.
Trump Uses False Voting Claims to Target ‘Democrat Power Center’
Read more here.www.democracydocket.com
Retribution against perceived enemies, rewarded allies. What a fitting epithet for his gravestone.
TNHarley
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He constantly gives in. CONSTANTLY.
Paradoxical#1
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Their children do. Plus illegals MUST be treated in hospitals for emergencies.ops, I stand corrected.
"But those who are in the U.S. illegally are not eligible for such benefits, with rare exceptions, immigration experts said. Certain groups, such as refugees and people granted asylum, do receive cash assistance from the federal government, though at much lower levels than those being claimed online.
“Generally, unauthorized immigrants have very little access to federally-funded public benefits,” Julia Gelatt, associate director of the U.S. immigration policy program at the Migration Policy Institute, told the AP in an email. “They can mostly only access emergency, in-kind things like shelter and food during a hurricane or other emergency, or emergency healthcare.”
Asked for further evidence of the group’s claim, ALIPAC President William Gheen acknowledged that “by law illegals are not supposed to receive payments from the federal government.”
No, migrants do not receive $2,200 each month from the federal government
False. People who enter the U.S. illegally are not eligible for federal cash assistance, with the exception of certain Cubans and Haitians, immigration experts told The Associated Press.
"It relies on an Aug. 21 Tucker Carlson interview with retired Army Col. Douglas Macgregor. About half way through the segment discussing the Russia-Ukraine war, Macgregor said that “every alleged asylum seeker, illegal migrant pouring in through the border in Texas or wherever else” is given a monthly payment of $2,200."
Turn off Faux News.
From AI:
Exceptions for Emergency and Limited Benefits:
- Emergency Medicaid: Undocumented immigrants can access emergency Medicaid for life-threatening conditions if they meet other eligibility criteria (e.g., income requirements). This covers emergency medical treatment, including hospital emergency room care under the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA). In 2016, federal spending on emergency Medicaid for undocumented immigrants was approximately $974 million, representing 0.2% of total Medicaid expenditures.
- Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC): WIC provides nutrition assistance to low-income pregnant women, postpartum women, and young children, regardless of immigration status.
- School Lunch Programs: Undocumented children can access free or reduced-price school lunches in public schools.
- Public Education (K-12): The 1982 Supreme Court ruling in Plyler v. Doe mandates that all children, regardless of immigration status, have access to free public K-12 education.
- Head Start/Early Head Start: Undocumented children can enroll in these early education programs, as they are not considered federal public benefits.
- Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs): Undocumented immigrants can access limited primary care and prescription drugs through approximately 1,400 FQHCs nationwide.
- Emergency Disaster Relief: Short-term, non-cash emergency aid (e.g., shelters, soup kitchens) is available in disaster situations.
Some states provide additional benefits to undocumented immigrants, often to address gaps in federal coverage:
- Healthcare:
- California: Offers Cal-Health (state-funded Medicaid) to undocumented immigrants under 26 and, as of 2024, to those aged 26–49. California also provides prenatal care regardless of immigration status. In 2016, California spent $174 million on emergency medical services for undocumented immigrants, about 0.6% of its Medicaid budget.
- New York: Extends state-funded Medicaid to individuals 65 and older, regardless of immigration status, and provides prenatal care. New York City offers cash assistance, Medicaid, and WIC to undocumented immigrants, as well as shelter services in some cases.
- Other States: Eight states (e.g., California, New York, Illinois) offer limited health coverage to undocumented children, and 18 states provide prenatal care regardless of status.
- California: Offers Cal-Health (state-funded Medicaid) to undocumented immigrants under 26 and, as of 2024, to those aged 26–49. California also provides prenatal care regardless of immigration status. In 2016, California spent $174 million on emergency medical services for undocumented immigrants, about 0.6% of its Medicaid budget.
- Cash and Food Assistance:
- New York: Offers Safety Net Assistance, a state-funded program for low-income residents, including undocumented immigrants.
- California: Provides CalFresh (food assistance) and Cash Assistance Program for Immigrants (CAPI) to certain eligible immigrants, though undocumented immigrants are generally excluded from CalFresh unless they have specific statuses.
- New York: Offers Safety Net Assistance, a state-funded program for low-income residents, including undocumented immigrants.
- Education: In New York, undocumented students who attend high school for at least two years and graduate may qualify for in-state tuition at State University of New York (SUNY) institutions, though they are ineligible for Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) funds.
- Disability and Family Leave: In California, undocumented workers can apply for Disability Insurance (DI) and Paid Family Leave (PFL) without a Social Security Number, using an EDD Client Number. These benefits provide pay but do not guarantee job protection.
- Other: Some states, like New York, allow undocumented immigrants to obtain driver’s licenses, fishing/hunting licenses, or access to state parks with minimal documentation.
U.S.-citizen children of undocumented parents can access federal benefits without affecting their parents’ immigration status:
- Programs like SNAP, Medicaid, CHIP, TANF, and SSI are available to eligible citizen children. Their eligibility does not impact their parents’ or other family members’ eligibility.
- In 1992, an estimated $479 million in Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC, TANF’s predecessor) was provided to citizen children of undocumented immigrants
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Illegal hotel and ag workers will be deported.Just heard a report on NPR saying Dotard has flip flopped again on hotel and agricultural workers. He must have read my thread.
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