trump says there's "no price tag" for deportation.

[initforme]

Hardship for newly unemployed bureaucrats, or for middle and lower class people?

The latter

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

The latter

Did he give any specifics?
Did he say hardship for middle and lower-class people?

 

[berg80]

Poor little thing, illegal aliens put themselves in a position to be deported, don't blame anyone but them.

Have you ever heard of Kolhberg's stages of moral development? You're stuck in the stage that includes 3-7 year olds.

 

[initforme]

Did he give any specifics?
Did he say hardship for middle and lower-class people?

"Temporary hardship for americans". I'm wondering why I need to go into hardship is all. Sounds wrong.

 

[OKTexas]

Have you ever heard of Kolhberg's stages of moral development? You're stuck in the stage that includes 3-7 year olds.

If you violate immigration law, expect to pay the consequences. A concept so simple even you commies should be able to understand.

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[Cellblock2429]

And who will pay to deport them.
Are you willing to pay more in taxes in order to pay for it?

/—-/ We’ll use $$$$ from DOGE savings.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

If they intended it to be for the citizens, they were the dumbest writers of English. Since they started out with "we the people" and not "we the citizens"

When the DOI was written there was no United States nor American citizens.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

/—-/ We’ll use $$$$ from DOGE savings.

Use the money for not supporting them. Tax remittances.

 

[AsherN]

I got through the first four paragraphs and they never got around to the "impossible" part. Why is it impossible?

Sheer logistics.
You have to find them and arrest them.
Hold them somewhere while they go through due process.
Transport them to the border. How? buses? trucks? box cars?
What happens to those that are not Mexican? Mexico does not have to let them through.

It was not though through.

 

[AsherN]

Nonsense, the Constitution can only apply to citizens, as it's writ does not extend beyond our borders.

So if I come down from Canada and kill someone, I can't be arrested and tried in the US, because as a non-citizen, I am not "within the jurisdiction therof"?

 

[Rogue AI]

So if I come down from Canada and kill someone, I can't be arrested and tried in the US, because as a non-citizen, I am not "within the jurisdiction therof"?

You confuse breaking our laws with entitlement to rights. Different concepts entirely.

 

[AsherN]

You confuse breaking our laws with entitlement to rights. Different concepts entirely.

Nope. If you are in a country, you are subject to that country's laws, and protections. All protections.

 

[lennypartiv]

Yes, it is a non-starter, it is that ridiculous that all he can hope to do is a few token details and deport a few thousand people and then hope his MAGATS forget the promise, which of course they always do.

Trump will have Stephen Miller build the camps to get this process started. Then the mass arrests will happen.

 

[Rawley]

Sheer logistics.
You have to find them and arrest them.

We have 20,000 local LEOs across the country. Priority is criminals. THey commit a crime, they get turned over to the Feds.

Hold them somewhere while they go through due process.

Which will take all of 15 minutes. Are you a citizen or here legally on a Visa? No? Goodbye

Transport them to the border. How? buses? trucks? box cars?

Sure. Why is that an impossibility?

What happens to those that are not Mexican? Mexico does not have to let them through.

Mexico will do what ever we tell them to.

It was not though through.

They've been thinking this through for 4 years.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Sheer logistics.
You have to find them and arrest them.
Hold them somewhere while they go through due process.
Transport them to the border. How? buses? trucks? box cars?
What happens to those that are not Mexican? Mexico does not have to let them through.

It was not though through.

What happens to those that are not Mexican? Mexico does not have to let them through.

Mexico didn't have to let them in so they could walk to America, but they did.
So, they can let them back in from America. And help them get back home or keep them.

Maybe Mexico will watch their borders a bit better in the future?

 

[Polishprince]

Deportation doesn't cost money, it saves money.

Not only don't we have to pay these Illegals food stamps and subsidized housing, and educate their children, we don't have the grief illegals like Jose Ibarra give us by raping and murdering our young women.

 

[AsherN]

We have 20,000 local LEOs across the country. Priority is criminals. THey commit a crime, they get turned over to the Feds.

Which will take all of 15 minutes. Are you a citizen or here legally on a Visa? No? Goodbye

Sure. Why is that an impossibility?

Mexico will do what ever we tell them to.

They've been thinking this through for 4 years.

Local LEOs have enough to deal with. Feds need to do their own work.
Due process is not summary process. All it takes is to ask for asylum, and you trigger a lengthy process.
Not enough busses. using trucks and/or cattle cars evokes a rather unpleasant part of history.
Mexico is a sovereign country. Unless you want to invade, they can refuse anybody they want.
They've had a concept of a plan for 4 years.

 

[Polishprince]

Local LEOs have enough to deal with. Feds need to do their own work.
Due process is not summary process. All it takes is to ask for asylum, and you trigger a lengthy process.
Not enough busses. using trucks and/or cattle cars evokes a rather unpleasant part of history.
Mexico is a sovereign country. Unless you want to invade, they can refuse anybody they want.
They've had a concept of a plan for 4 years.

These illegals are coming through Mexico, even if they aren't "from" Mexico.

Allowing criminals to use your territory to go some place else isn't the act of a friend.

BTW, Trump's plan is "Stay in Mexico" for illegal aliens until they are cleared to proceed.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Local LEOs have enough to deal with. Feds need to do their own work.
Due process is not summary process. All it takes is to ask for asylum, and you trigger a lengthy process.
Not enough busses. using trucks and/or cattle cars evokes a rather unpleasant part of history.
Mexico is a sovereign country. Unless you want to invade, they can refuse anybody they want.
They've had a concept of a plan for 4 years.

All it takes is to ask for asylum, and you trigger a lengthy process.

I know. That's crazy!
We need to deny these fake asylum claims at the border.

Not enough busses. using trucks and/or cattle cars evokes a rather unpleasant part of history.

There were enough to move them all around the country, why aren't there enough to move them back?

Mexico is a sovereign country.

So is the US.

Unless you want to invade, they can refuse anybody they want.

Just as we can refuse Mexican citizens who want to visit.
Or Mexican goods. Or remittances to Mexico.

 

[Lisa558]

Nope. If you are in a country, you are subject to that country's laws, and protections. All protections.

Yes, and those laws include following immigration laws. There are now 1.3 million illegals who their asylum hearings, deemed ineligible, and required to leave the country. They remain here in defiance. Let’s at least start with them.

(First, though, we start with the 30,000 murderers, rapists, and other violent criminals.)