Messages from the Netherlands to all of us

[The Irish Ram]

What is happening to the USA? The undermining of the core right of due process.

You just don't get it. You didn't hear a word she said.

 

[Robert W]

Regardless. I addressed your question. Whether they qualify or not is up to a court. Come here undocumented and then applying for asylum is legal.

America already has a migrant system. We call it the immigration laws. I am upset that Bidenistas don't want law followed, they want to simply let in all migrants who crash the border and to hell with the laws. Biden even used airplanes to go to countries and then fly illegals into the USA and cities used expensive hotels in some cases to house the illegals. Can you imagine any country were we Citizens can get some country to fly us to their country and for free to us have us live in fine hotels? Clearly Biden even fed them.

Report from when Biden was president.

Arrington Introduces ‘America First Act’ to Prevent Illegal Immigrants from Accessing Federal Benefits​ Share on Facebook Share on X Print this Page Share by Email​ Washington, December 19, 2024 Tags: Border Security , Conservative Values , Defending America Washington, D.C. – House Budget Chairman Jodey Arrington (TX-19) was joined by Rep. Chip Roy (TX-21) in introducing H.R.10469, the America First Act, legislation to prevent illegal immigrants paroled into the United States from accessing billions of dollars in welfare and other benefits intended for American families. President Biden’s unprecedented abuse of parole for foreign citizens illegally entering our country has resulted in millions of illegal aliens being supported and subsidized by struggling American families through their tax dollars, worsening the border crisis. The bill has also been introduced in the Senate by Senator Mike Lee (R-UT). “Over the last four years, the unprecedented and unmitigated crisis at the southern border has devastated our communities. As long as we provide taxpayer funded social services to illegal immigrants, there is no physical barrier or number of border patrol agents that will stop them,” said Chairman Arrington. “To add insult to injury, we’re paying $9,000 per illegal immigrant - more than we spend on Medicaid for our most vulnerable Americans or military retirement benefits for our soldiers. Today, I am proud to join Chip Roy and Mike Lee in introducing the America First Act, which would cut off federal benefits for illegals and save over $177 billion.” “Millions of illegal aliens are exploiting U.S. welfare and aid programs that are meant to help struggling Americans,” said Rep. Roy. “This is inexcusable. Continuing to hand out welfare to illegals only acts as a magnet for them to keep flooding our communities. That’s why we introduced the America First Act to end illegal aliens’ ability to profit off of American taxpayer dollars once and for all.” "For years, Americans have been told that illegal immigrants are barred from receiving federal benefits to distract from Washington’s complete failure to secure our borders,” said Senator Lee. "This is a lie. Millions of illegal immigrants “paroled” into the United States, many for fraudulent asylum claims, have gained the ability to access welfare and aid programs originally designed to help American families, not attract and support massive populations of foreign citizens. The America First Act pulls the plug on this criminal redistribution scheme forced upon the American people by Joe Biden and generations of dishonest politicians.” Background In July of this year, the Congressional Budget Office found that the Biden administration’s failure to secure the border will add “$0.3 trillion to outlays for federal mandatory programs and net spending for interest on the debt over the 2024–2034 period.” Further, CBO found that “[m]ost of those outlays are for premium tax credits, other refundable tax credits, and Medicaid” while “SNAP, child nutrition programs, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Social Security, Medicare, and assistance for higher education account for smaller amounts.”

 

[pknopp]

America already has a migrant system. We call it the immigration laws. I am upset that Bidenistas don't want law followed,\

Take it up with them.

 

[Robert W]

The Dutch abandoned windmill technology about 300 years ago but here we are in the 21st century pretending that windmills are a viable source of energy.

I spent most of a week in Holland and do not recall seeing any windmills operating. I will say however it was a very cold January and a lot was ice and snow all over.

My son also went to Holland and he told me moments ago where he went into one of them and explained how they work. They appear to be 4 sails that are open wood. He said to make them turn, cloth sails are installed and that makes the wind work to move them. They can move a lot more water than at first glance seems. There are youtube videos to be watched to see what all I am talking of. The mills are also living quarters and some have 4 or more stories. If you never checked them out, it is educational to watch a couple of videos. Last they also have Archimedes screws to move the water in some cases.

 

[Foxfyre]

What is happening to the USA? The undermining of the core right of due process.

Due process was undermined when the Biden administration brought in millions and millions of unvetted, unidentified migrants and turned them loose to do their worst to U.S. citizens.

 

[pknopp]

Due process was undermined when the Biden administration brought in millions and millions of unvetted, unidentified migrants and turned them loose to do their worst to U.S. citizens.

Argue that if you wish.

 

[yidnar]

What is happening to the USA? The undermining of the core right of due process.

enter illegally .. get deported .. what's the problem ?

 

[pknopp]

enter illegally .. get deported .. what's the problem ?

None as long as it's done legally and not based upon being offended.

 

[yidnar]

None as long as it's done legally and not based upon being offended.

did they not enter the country illegally ? did Trump not run on and say he would start deporting people that broke the law and entered illegally ?

 

[pknopp]

did they not enter the country illegally ? did Trump not run on and say he would start deporting people that broke the law and entered illegally ?

Rinse, repeat.

 

[yidnar]

Rinse, repeat.

imagine ! a POTUS that is actually doing and attempting to do what he promised the people that voted for him he was going to do ! outrageous ! who ever heard of such a thing !

 

[pknopp]

imagine ! a POTUS that is actually doing and attempting to do what he promised the people that voted for him he was going to do ! outrageous ! who ever heard of such a thing !

He said he would abide by court rulings.

 

[yidnar]

He said he would abide by court rulings.

and the court ruled he had the authority to deport illegals ..

 

[Moonglow]

This Dutch woman tells the truth. Countries are invaded, not by armies, but by migrants. Migrants intentions are to cancel Europe nations and create their own nations on the same property. Do you see it happening in the USA? I do. Not here in Boise other than from doordash drivers who for the life of me talk as if they came from Mexico. Do you want your city to be like Mexico?

You didn't give a damn when they were Spanish doing it to the people who lived here before the European invasion.

 

[egp320i]

I spent most of a week in Holland and do not recall seeing any windmills operating. I will say however it was a very cold January and a lot was ice and snow all over.

Do Windmills Still Control Water in 2025?
Yes, but their role is limited compared to modern systems (Netherlands Water Boards, Holland.com):

• Operational Windmills:
  • ~1,200 historic windmills remain (2025, ~10% of peak, DutchWindmills.net), with ~300 used for water control, mostly in rural polders (e.g., Kinderdijk, Schiedam, UNESCO).
  • Managed by water boards (Waterschappen) or volunteers, they pump water in ~5-10% of local drainage tasks (e.g., ~1,000 m³/hour per mill, Rijkswaterstaat).
  • Example: Kinderdijk’s 19 windmills (UNESCO site) drain ~1,300 hectares, operating ~20-30 days/year for maintenance and emergencies (Kinderdijk.nl).

 

[Robert W]

He said he would abide by court rulings.

There is a fatal flaw in that system. It puts a judge actually running the country and the president is second to the judge.

 

[Robert W]

I wonder why you want a president that believes he is above all laws and can simply ignore them?

Biden was stopped by courts 133 times. Was that fine with you?

By the end of his term in office, 133 multistate lawsuits were filed against the Biden ... The following table provides a list of lawsuits against the Biden ...

 

[Robert W]

He said he would abide by court rulings.

Rinse and repeat.

 

[pknopp]

I challenge after a lot of deep thought, that to have a Judge lording it over presidents sure does not sound constitutional at all. Who lords over the Judge?

Congress can make and change the laws. If something is ruled Unconstitutional, Congress and the people can change that.

 

[Robert W]

Congress can make and change the laws. If something is ruled Unconstitutional, Congress and the people can change that.

I don't see now the people can. We have had so many decades of how the Democrats do things. They really can stop citizens from modifying the constitution. I will say this now. We have Republican COS working to get states to have conventions to modify the constitution. Democrats are furious about it.