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

[berg80]

Stay in Mexico was an agreement worked out between America and Mexico.

Yet, the Biden Harris regime wanted America to fail, so they abandoned that international agreement.

Immigration reform was a compromise agreement worked out between some Dems and Repubs in the Senate.

Yet trump sabotaged the deal because he didn't want progress on the matter before the election.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Because they have the legal right to be in their country, just as you or I.

I'd be willing to vote to amend the 14th amendment to remove birthright citizenship IF there was a way to avoid allowing corporations to import for labor..

Right. But they don't have to stay.

 

[bendog]

Right. But they don't have to stay.

talk to my ass.

 

[bendog]

Because they have the legal right to be in their country, just as you or I.

I'd be willing to vote to amend the 14th amendment to remove birthright citizenship IF there was a way to avoid allowing corporations to import for labor..

Unkotare what right do you have to deport a person born in the US.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

talk to my ass.

I guess when I was 6 and my family left for our vacation, I could have stayed home.
I didn't have to. It probably would have been a bad idea. I preferred traveling with my parents.

So why can't Mexican children, for example, move to Mexico with their Mexican parents?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Unkotare what right do you have to deport a person born in the US.

Deport? They're just traveling with their parents.
That's still allowed in 2024 America, right?

 

[Unkotare]

Unkotare what right do you have to deport a person born in the US.

I don't.

 

[Lisa558]

Because under the 14th amendment as it stands now, the kids are citizens if born in the US. And that was why both Obama and Trump had to separate families to deport illegal parents.

Doesn’t mean that have to stay here. If they are minors, they need to go with their illegal immigrant parents. They can return when they are of age.

 

[Lisa558]

Immigration reform was a compromise agreement worked out between some Dems and Repubs in the Senate.

Yet trump sabotaged the deal because he didn't want progress on the matter before the election.

The “deal” allowed 5,000 illegal aliens in PER DAY. That was hardly a deal to stop illegals from swarming in.

 

[bendog]

Doesn’t mean that have to stay here. If they are minors, they need to go with their illegal immigrant parents. They can return when they are of age.

It doesn't work that way. The 14th explicitly states anyone BORN here is a citizen, and that entails all the rights ... and responsibilties. And the drafters meant it to be that way because while the 13th amend prohibits slavery, the 14th prohibits importing a non-citizen class of workers.

There should be a way to amend the 14th, because Trump says he doesn't a class of non-citizen workers too.

The SC could find the 14th doesn't say what it says, but then it would be doing what they said about Roe. Amendng the const is a long process we haven't completed, really, since 1971

If we can't fix immigration legally, then maybe it's time to admit we cannot make the const work anymore.

 

[Lisa558]

It doesn't work that way. The 14th explicitly states anyone BORN here is a citizen, and that entails all the rights ... and responsibilties. And the drafters meant it to be that way because while the 13th amend prohibits slavery, the 14th prohibits importing a non-citizen class of workers.

There should be a way to amend the 14th, because Trump says he doesn't a class of non-citizen workers too.

The SC could find the 14th doesn't say what it says, but then it would be doing what they said about Roe. Amendng the const is a long process we haven't completed, really, since 1971

If we can't fix immigration legally, then maybe it's time to admit we cannot make the const work anymore.

Still doesn’t mean they have to stay here. If their illegal alien parents are deported, the responsible thing any loving parent would do is take their children with them.

 

[bendog]

Still doesn’t mean they have to stay here. If their illegal alien parents are deported, the responsible thing any loving parent would do is take their czzhildren with them.

Ah no. They then are wards of the state, and entitled ast citizens to care and feeding at our expense. The same as your kids would be if you could not care for them.

 

[berg80]

Perhaps "Don the Deporter" thinks he can hide some of the astronomical costs of mass deportation if he appropriates funds from the military. It won't work.

 

[Lisa558]

Ah no. They then are wards of the state, and entitled ast citizens to care and feeding at our expense. The same as your kids would be if you could not care for them.

It’s up to the parents. You’re acting like the parents HAVE to give them up. Most parents would take them with them.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

It doesn't work that way. The 14th explicitly states anyone BORN here is a citizen, and that entails all the rights ... and responsibilities.

Absolutely. American citizens are allowed to move to foreign countries with their parents.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Ah no. They then are wards of the state, and entitled ast citizens to care and feeding at our expense. The same as your kids would be if you could not care for them.

Ah no. They then are wards of the state,

You want the state to take the children away from their parents?

Why do you hate illegal aliens and kids so much?
The same as your kids would be if you could not care for them.

Why can't illegal aliens take care of their kids?

 

[bendog]

It’s up to the parents. You’re acting like the parents HAVE to give them up. Most parents would take them with them.

The system is broken and simply deporting people has been ineffective, and there's no logical (not maga) reason to believe that doing the same thing over and over will lead to a different result.

Trump’s Family Separation Immigration Policy: How History Could Repeat

Donald Trump’s defense of family separation indicates the immigration policy could return if he wins the election in November 2024.

www.forbes.com

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

The system is broken and simply deporting people has been ineffective, and there's no logical (not maga) reason to believe that doing the same thing over and over will lead to a different result.

Trump’s Family Separation Immigration Policy: How History Could Repeat

Donald Trump’s defense of family separation indicates the immigration policy could return if he wins the election in November 2024.

www.forbes.com

Let's give it a try for the next 4 years.

 

[Lisa558]

The system is broken and simply deporting people has been ineffective, and there's no logical (not maga) reason to believe that doing the same thing over and over will lead to a different result.

Trump’s Family Separation Immigration Policy: How History Could Repeat

Donald Trump’s defense of family separation indicates the immigration policy could return if he wins the election in November 2024.

www.forbes.com

We deported them when we had an open border, so they returned. We need to first seal the border, and then deport. Start with the 30,000 criminals, and then move on to the 1.3 million who had their asylum claims denied and have refused to leave the country.

Then we’ll move on to “regular” illegal aliens.

 

[d0gbreath]

We deported them when we had an open border, so they returned. We need to first seal the border, and then deport. Start with the 30,000 criminals, and then move on to the 1.3 million who had their asylum claims denied and have refused to leave the country.

Then we’ll move on to “regular” illegal aliens.

How do you "seal the border" Lisa?