'It was heartbreaking': Naked zip-tied children dragged from homes in 'surreal' ICE raid

[TimFitz]

No you haven’t

All you did was provide a link to CNN doing a story on how illegals flock to Home Depot

it is, if there is probable cause to believe they broke immigration law.

Geez, man, do you really not know how this works?

You work very hard to pretend that you don’t.

You know full well that most of these random events are based on no evidence,or investigation at all. Just the color of their skin.

 

[TimFitz]

You haven’t shown us where it’s happening and admitted you don’t live in reality

 

[Lesh]

The lesser evil got them nothing (as you noted).



I believe it will be all of the above.

Your first point is wrong. They didn’t get enough but they got DACA. And they got a nation that worked. For them and everyone

 

[Mac-7]

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Your cartoon is a damn lie

ICE is enforcing federal immigration law and the city of Portland is in rebellion against them

 

[JoeB131]

The lesser evil got them nothing (as you noted).



I believe it will be all of the above.

Well, it got them DACA. Some other reforms as well.

Sadly, we aren't a good people. People will turn on Trump when he starts making their lives miserable, not others.

 

[pknopp]

Well, it got them DACA. Some other reforms as well.

Sadly, we aren't a good people. People will turn on Trump when he starts making their lives miserable, not others.

The only reason we still have DACA is Trump is too lazy to overturn it.

 

[Lesh]

Your cartoon is a damn lie

ICE is enforcing federal immigration law and the city of Portland is in rebellion against them

Rebellion? Not according to a Trump appointed judge

 

[Lesh]

The only reason we still have DACA is Trump is too lazy to overturn it.

Irrelevant to what I was saying

 

[pknopp]

Irrelevant to what I was saying

It wasnt addressed to what you said.

 

[Lesh]

It wasnt addressed to what you said.

It was irrelevant to what anyone said.

They didn’t get DACA. That was a good thing

 

[pknopp]

It was irrelevant to what anyone said.

They didn’t get DACA. That was a good thing

A law would have been a good thing.

 

[JoeB131]

A law would have been a good thing.

A law reforming the whole system would be good.

It's also fairly unlikely because the last time they passed a law reforming the system, it turned into a disaster.

That law was Simpson Mazolli - It gave amnesty to 3 million undocumented immigrants in exchange for tougher immigration action.

So why did it fail.

Well, first, we did a blanket amnesty, which would set the expectation for another.

Shifting enforcement to employers was like letting the foxes watch the henhouse.

Third, making it harder to cross the border meant people who would often come up for the season and go home instead decided to avoid the hassle by crossing once with their whole families.

 

[Lesh]

A law would have been a good thing.

Yup. Not enough but much better than what Republicans have to offer

 

[struth]

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Wish that’s why they are rioting?? I thought it was because of immigration enforcement? Why don’t they just stop protesting and they wine deployed?

 

[struth]

You work very hard to pretend that you don’t.

You know full well that most of these random events are based on no evidence,or investigation at all. Just the color of their skin.

No I don’t…there is nothing random about it, hence why the arrest

 

[the watcher]

I'm fine with a judge as long as he considers all the laws.

The thing is, there are 3 million pending aslyum cases with a backlog of 4 years on average. Let's start with those.

 

[Frankenstein]

BS! Police are so safe their jobs don't even rank into the top 25 most dangerous jobs in the US. However everyone the attacked & detained had jobs much more dangerous than police.

Ice is protecting themselves and their families form cartel repercussions, I know you don't care, but law abiding citizens do
This is called a fact, not an opinion, the left hopes that by forcing off their protective face masks, that they will stop deporting the mules, and freeloaders, that work for the cartels.

 

[Frankenstein]

A law reforming the whole system would be good.

It's also fairly unlikely because the last time they passed a law reforming the system, it turned into a disaster.

That law was Simpson Mazolli - It gave amnesty to 3 million undocumented immigrants in exchange for tougher immigration action.

So why did it fail.

Well, first, we did a blanket amnesty, which would set the expectation for another.

Shifting enforcement to employers was like letting the foxes watch the henhouse.

Third, making it harder to cross the border meant people who would often come up for the season and go home instead decided to avoid the hassle by crossing once with their whole families.

Why what we have works when applied. Just not fast enough for vote hungry bleeding heart liberals.

 

[struth]

A law reforming the whole system would be good.

It's also fairly unlikely because the last time they passed a law reforming the system, it turned into a disaster.

That law was Simpson Mazolli - It gave amnesty to 3 million undocumented immigrants in exchange for tougher immigration action.

So why did it fail.

Well, first, we did a blanket amnesty, which would set the expectation for another.

Shifting enforcement to employers was like letting the foxes watch the henhouse.

Third, making it harder to cross the border meant people who would often come up for the season and go home instead decided to avoid the hassle by crossing once with their whole families.

I see nothing wrong with the current law. I think we should give a little more leeway to the number of worker visas or ag migrant visas we give a year depending on economic conditions…but beyond that, seems to work just fine. Now we sadly haves large number of folks that are already here illegally that we have to clean up, due to years of no enforcement, but once we get that under control, things will be fine

And we have reformed immigrantion law since Simpson was passed in 1986…we did it again in 1996

 

[Jroc]

Alleged Chicago gang leader offered bounty to kill Border Patrol commander, federal officials say

Alleged Chicago gang leader offered bounty to kill Border Patrol commander, federal officials say

Federal agents arrested Chicago resident Juan Espinoza Martinez for allegedly offering $10,000 to kill a Border Patrol officer involved in Operation Midway Blitz.

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