Trump Deporting High-Profile Illegal Immigrant Activists

So...you would rather have illegal aliens have jobs that American citizens could fill?
Tens of thousands of (illegal) immigrants work in farm labor, and many US citizens would not be capable of performing those required tasks over the course of 12- 14 hour days, six days a week for what often amounts to less than minimum wage level pay.

Economic impact of illegal immigrants in the United States - Wikipedia

"The economic impact of illegal immigrants in the United States is challenging to measure and politically contentious. Since it is a challenging field to quantify, it leaves room for varying methodologies of study, and so the definitive results of the economic impact can change[1]"
 
Some jobs, particularly those in agriculture, will not get done without immigrants
Why can't anyone say............

ILLEGAL immigrants?

Do you understand how we did this before the Democrat Party lost its mind?
Change the law. It doesn't work now, and we could use revenue from a more friendly visa system that makes it easier for potential Labor to be tourists.
Farm labor is known for long hours of backbreaking work and low pay, so I'm not sure how these workers could contribute to tourism in any meaningful way?
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The Bracero Program and U.S. Immigration | Spring 2015 | Washington State University
They would be legal.
 
Bullshit, he is enforcing America's immigration laws. In the 1960's when the Democrats controlled the WH and both house of Congress, the most liberal US government in history passed a merit based immigration system so that with the exception of unification of close relatives, no one can legally emigrate to the US unless they possess talents or abilities that are needed here. Because of this system, legal immigrants on average have a higher educational lever than the average American, meaning each of them brings a positive change to the US.
How would that "merit based immigration system" have worked out for Fred Drumph:

Frederick Trump - Wikipedia

"Frederick Trump (born Friedrich Trump; March 14, 1869 – May 30, 1918) was a German-American businessman. Born in Kallstadt, in the Kingdom of Bavaria (now in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany), he immigrated to the United States at the age of 16 and started working as a barber."

Most of the millions of immigrants who built this country were relatively unskilled when they arrived; we have a billionaire problem in this country, not an immigrant problem.
 
Bullshit, he is enforcing America's immigration laws. In the 1960's when the Democrats controlled the WH and both house of Congress, the most liberal US government in history passed a merit based immigration system so that with the exception of unification of close relatives, no one can legally emigrate to the US unless they possess talents or abilities that are needed here. Because of this system, legal immigrants on average have a higher educational lever than the average American, meaning each of them brings a positive change to the US.
How would that "merit based immigration system" have worked out for Fred Drumph:

Frederick Trump - Wikipedia

"Frederick Trump (born Friedrich Trump; March 14, 1869 – May 30, 1918) was a German-American businessman. Born in Kallstadt, in the Kingdom of Bavaria (now in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany), he immigrated to the United States at the age of 16 and started working as a barber."

Most of the millions of immigrants who built this country were relatively unskilled when they arrived; we have a billionaire problem in this country, not an immigrant problem.
Silly question. At that time America needed low skilled workers so he would have qualified under such a system, but by 1960, America no longer needed them so he would not have qualified.
 
Bullshit, he is enforcing America's immigration laws. In the 1960's when the Democrats controlled the WH and both house of Congress, the most liberal US government in history passed a merit based immigration system so that with the exception of unification of close relatives, no one can legally emigrate to the US unless they possess talents or abilities that are needed here. Because of this system, legal immigrants on average have a higher educational lever than the average American, meaning each of them brings a positive change to the US.
How would that "merit based immigration system" have worked out for Fred Drumph:

Frederick Trump - Wikipedia

"Frederick Trump (born Friedrich Trump; March 14, 1869 – May 30, 1918) was a German-American businessman. Born in Kallstadt, in the Kingdom of Bavaria (now in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany), he immigrated to the United States at the age of 16 and started working as a barber."

Most of the millions of immigrants who built this country were relatively unskilled when they arrived; we have a billionaire problem in this country, not an immigrant problem.
You seem to have a problem dicerning illegal alien from legal immigrant. How did you get that way?
 
Soooo, stripped of spin, are you trying to imply that we should focus on white collar crime INSTEAD of immigration policy?
Noooooo.
I'm saying if you prosecute white collar criminals (like Trump and Clinton) and exterminate their influence on US tax and trade policies, you will automatically solve what you view as an immigration "problem."
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http://www.alternativeinsight.com/The_Immigration_Wars.html


How, does addressing that issue "solve" the immigration problem?
"Wave Of Illegal Immigrants Gains Speed After NAFTA"
Wave Of Illegal Immigrants Gains Speed After NAFTA

Millions of subsistence-level Mexican corn farmers were destroyed by NAFTA; their lest worst option was migration to the US.

When you add in corrupt governments run by oligarchs south of Mexico, and their reliance on death squads to maintain their privilege, immigration becomes a matter of life and death for the poor.


So, instead of answering my question as to how your last point was relevant to the question,


you change the subject.


Is that your way of admitting that your "point" about white collar crime was just pure bullshit?
 
Bullshit, he is enforcing America's immigration laws. In the 1960's when the Democrats controlled the WH and both house of Congress, the most liberal US government in history passed a merit based immigration system so that with the exception of unification of close relatives, no one can legally emigrate to the US unless they possess talents or abilities that are needed here. Because of this system, legal immigrants on average have a higher educational lever than the average American, meaning each of them brings a positive change to the US.
How would that "merit based immigration system" have worked out for Fred Drumph:

Frederick Trump - Wikipedia

"Frederick Trump (born Friedrich Trump; March 14, 1869 – May 30, 1918) was a German-American businessman. Born in Kallstadt, in the Kingdom of Bavaria (now in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany), he immigrated to the United States at the age of 16 and started working as a barber."

Most of the millions of immigrants who built this country were relatively unskilled when they arrived; we have a billionaire problem in this country, not an immigrant problem.
Silly question. At that time America needed low skilled workers so he would have qualified under such a system, but by 1960, America no longer needed them so he would not have qualified.
Maybe he could still find work harvesting and processing the food that keeps you alive?
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Immigrant Workers in the U.S. Labor Force
 
Soooo, stripped of spin, are you trying to imply that we should focus on white collar crime INSTEAD of immigration policy?
Noooooo.
I'm saying if you prosecute white collar criminals (like Trump and Clinton) and exterminate their influence on US tax and trade policies, you will automatically solve what you view as an immigration "problem."
Unauthorized_Immigration.gif

http://www.alternativeinsight.com/The_Immigration_Wars.html


How, does addressing that issue "solve" the immigration problem?
"Wave Of Illegal Immigrants Gains Speed After NAFTA"
Wave Of Illegal Immigrants Gains Speed After NAFTA

Millions of subsistence-level Mexican corn farmers were destroyed by NAFTA; their lest worst option was migration to the US.

When you add in corrupt governments run by oligarchs south of Mexico, and their reliance on death squads to maintain their privilege, immigration becomes a matter of life and death for the poor.


So, instead of answering my question as to how your last point was relevant to the question,


you change the subject.


Is that your way of admitting that your "point" about white collar crime was just pure bullshit?
I'm using NAFTA as an example of white-collar crime; when you subject millions of Mexican farmers to "free market" competition with US taxpayer subsidized corporate corn exports, you should not cry "bullshit" when most of those subsistence level farmers are forced to migrate or starve.
 
Bullshit, he is enforcing America's immigration laws. In the 1960's when the Democrats controlled the WH and both house of Congress, the most liberal US government in history passed a merit based immigration system so that with the exception of unification of close relatives, no one can legally emigrate to the US unless they possess talents or abilities that are needed here. Because of this system, legal immigrants on average have a higher educational lever than the average American, meaning each of them brings a positive change to the US.
How would that "merit based immigration system" have worked out for Fred Drumph:

Frederick Trump - Wikipedia

"Frederick Trump (born Friedrich Trump; March 14, 1869 – May 30, 1918) was a German-American businessman. Born in Kallstadt, in the Kingdom of Bavaria (now in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany), he immigrated to the United States at the age of 16 and started working as a barber."

Most of the millions of immigrants who built this country were relatively unskilled when they arrived; we have a billionaire problem in this country, not an immigrant problem.
You seem to have a problem dicerning illegal alien from legal immigrant. How did you get that way?
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Meanwhile that is no reasons to not deport the shit out of the vast population of illegals.
Assuming there are about 11 million "illegals" in the US, how many would you deport at what cost to the US economy?

One could have the first 1000 put against the wall and shot, release the video anonymously on the dark net and then watch the rest of them self deport.
 
Soooo, stripped of spin, are you trying to imply that we should focus on white collar crime INSTEAD of immigration policy?
Noooooo.
I'm saying if you prosecute white collar criminals (like Trump and Clinton) and exterminate their influence on US tax and trade policies, you will automatically solve what you view as an immigration "problem."
Unauthorized_Immigration.gif

http://www.alternativeinsight.com/The_Immigration_Wars.html


How, does addressing that issue "solve" the immigration problem?
"Wave Of Illegal Immigrants Gains Speed After NAFTA"
Wave Of Illegal Immigrants Gains Speed After NAFTA

Millions of subsistence-level Mexican corn farmers were destroyed by NAFTA; their lest worst option was migration to the US.

When you add in corrupt governments run by oligarchs south of Mexico, and their reliance on death squads to maintain their privilege, immigration becomes a matter of life and death for the poor.


So, instead of answering my question as to how your last point was relevant to the question,


you change the subject.


Is that your way of admitting that your "point" about white collar crime was just pure bullshit?
I'm using NAFTA as an example of white-collar crime; when you subject millions of Mexican farmers to "free market" competition with US taxpayer subsidized corporate corn exports, you should not cry "bullshit" when most of those subsistence level farmers are forced to migrate or starve.


As much as I am done with "Free Trade" it is dishonest to conflate that with White Collar Crime.


Please support your implication that the Mexican Government operates death squads against it's people.


Mexico has a huge trade surplus with the US.


If they got that at the expense of exposing their farmers to stiff competition, that was on them.


That is something the Mexican voters should be taking up with the Mexican government, and it is not our business.


I want to shut NAFTA down. If that benefits Mexican farmers, I am fine with that. Good for them.


BUILD THE WALL, SEAL THE BORDER, DEPORT THE ILLEGAL.
 
Bullshit, he is enforcing America's immigration laws. In the 1960's when the Democrats controlled the WH and both house of Congress, the most liberal US government in history passed a merit based immigration system so that with the exception of unification of close relatives, no one can legally emigrate to the US unless they possess talents or abilities that are needed here. Because of this system, legal immigrants on average have a higher educational lever than the average American, meaning each of them brings a positive change to the US.
How would that "merit based immigration system" have worked out for Fred Drumph:

Frederick Trump - Wikipedia

"Frederick Trump (born Friedrich Trump; March 14, 1869 – May 30, 1918) was a German-American businessman. Born in Kallstadt, in the Kingdom of Bavaria (now in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany), he immigrated to the United States at the age of 16 and started working as a barber."

Most of the millions of immigrants who built this country were relatively unskilled when they arrived; we have a billionaire problem in this country, not an immigrant problem.
You seem to have a problem dicerning illegal alien from legal immigrant. How did you get that way?
No-Human-Being-is-Illegal1.jpg


Wow., what a stupid moronic asshole that man is.
 

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