Trumps deportation plan would cost $100-$200 BILLION

[Agit8r]

NOt including the fence, that Mexico does not have the money to pay for, and would not pay for, even if they did, especially since a large % of illegals are from other countries.

"Back in 2011, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) deputy director Kumar Kibble said it costs $12,500 to deport an individual undocumented immigrant.

So when you multiply that cost for the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants living in the U.S., that comes to $137.5 billion."


Donald Trump s Deportation Plan Would Cost 100-200 Billion - NBC News

I'm sure that he would have the American taxpayer pay for the Iron Curtain in the end. And no doubt it would have his name on it in giant block letters.

 

[Maryland Patriot]

r

I highly doubt that Trump has an intention to proceed the deportation according to the rules. He is more likely to push them all into a wagon and make them cross the border. That`s his style. He is notorious for his manners. Or, one of the richest Americans don`t know how to count money.

You don't need manners to put illegals on busses and ship their asses back to Mexico.

Hope that happens. Ship them all out of America.

As for trial. Bullshit. These are not American citizens and are not covered by out Constitution. They broke the law to get into our country and don't deserve anything but a buss ride back across the border.

Have someone check for papers. No papers ship their asses out of the country.

And that is BY FAR, the exact opinion of the VAST majority of Americans.

And yet, dumbass, you can find no poll that shows that any majority of Americans share that opinion.

Why do you need a poll, RETARD, when Trump is SOARING in the polls for this very reason?

You ignorant little *****.

Soaring? 25% of REPUBLICANS. In a field of 17 candidates. You know who soared like that in 2012? Perry, Santorum, Bachman, Herman Cain.
Trump v. Clinton. Clinton RCP average +12.4.
Clinton Trump
RCP Average 7/20 - 8/13 -- -- 51.0 38.6 Clinton +12.4
FOX News 8/11 - 8/13 1008 47 42 Clinton +5
Quinnipiac 7/23 - 7/28 164 48 36 Clinton+12
McClatchy/Marist 7/22 - 7/28 54 38 Clinton +16
CNN/Opinion Research 7/22 - 7/25 56 40 Clinton +16
PPP (D) 7/20 - 7/21 1087 RV 3.0 50 37 Clinton +13

You were saying about polls?

Considering that the cow hillary will be disqualified before the election date due to her crimes, I don't think it really matters what the polls say for her right now.

 

[Maryland Patriot]

Dubious numbers at best. But regardless, a wise investment. The U.S. Government always seems to have money for everything. So why not this?

And Trump should go forward with requesting Mexico contribute to the costs. Mexico has played a big part in creating this awful mess. It's time to do the right thing. Time to pick up part of the tab.

That is not going to happen unless you are dreaming.
You have activate marines or national guard walking on the street checking ID.
Then you will raid homes and schools.
This is like the NAZI rounding up the Jews in WW2.

More like the democrat president FDR roundup of the Japanese in WWII.

Trump is not going to kill them psycho

Trump's merely suggesting obeying the law. What's shocking is, so many Americans are actually opposed to that. Trump's got it right. Start upholding the law and demanding Mexico make amends. American Taxpayers have suffered enough.

He is proposing changing the law. He is suggesting that he has some magic ability to make Mexico pay hundreds of millions of dollars to build a wall that is wholly unnecessary. And most Americans want the law to change so that millions of undocumented are allowed to stay and earn the right to permanent, legal residency.

If you believe in the International Justice System, Mexico should be sued and then forced to share the burden. It has consistently intentionally violated U.S. law and sovereignty. It owes the American Taxpayers. Trump is Spot On.

What treaty has Mexico violated? What is your basis for believing there's any cause of action against Mexico?

I would call it an invasion.
Did you know that the Mexican government produces flyers that tell their diseased population how to get into the U.S and how to use our constitution against us to stay in the U.S?

 

[paulitician]

You know it's a real mess when Millions of Americans are angry at a man for merely suggesting obeying the law of the land. Trump just needs to stay strong and persevere. He does have support.

Building a fence is fine. Thinking Mexico's gonna pay for it is a fantasy, and basically that's Trump's platform.

There are ways to 'encourage' Mexico to share in the enormous costs. It can and should happen.

And those ways are?

The situation could be remedied by way of litigation. Cutting Taxpayer-funded aid could be another. But there are other ways.

Mexico has played a big role in creating this awful mess. It's only fair it begin to share in the enormous costs. They owe that to American Taxpayers.

Litigation? With whom? In what Court? On what basis? Admit you have no freaking clue what you are talking about .

There may be international court and domestic court avenues that can possibly be pursued. But as i said, American Taxpayer-funded aid could be reconsidered as well. Mexico has contributed heavily to creating the mess. It's time for it to be held accountable.

 

[bendog]

You know it's a real mess when Millions of Americans are angry at a man for merely suggesting obeying the law of the land. Trump just needs to stay strong and persevere. He does have support.

Building a fence is fine. Thinking Mexico's gonna pay for it is a fantasy, and basically that's Trump's platform.

There are ways to 'encourage' Mexico to share in the enormous costs. It can and should happen.

And those ways are?

The situation could be remedied by way of litigation. Cutting Taxpayer-funded aid could be another. But there are other ways.

Mexico has played a big role in creating this awful mess. It's only fair it begin to share in the enormous costs. They owe that to American Taxpayers.

Litigation? With whom? In what Court? On what basis? Admit you have no freaking clue what you are talking about .

Yeah, he's not got a clue. There's no basis to sue Mexico or some such batshite crazy. But, Trump's been muttering things about increasing unspecified fees on Mexico or not granting Mexican's visas if they don't pony up the pesos. NAFTA limits any power to "punish" Mexico economically, so for some stuff WE might actually be liable. There's no way we're not gonna issue visas for people who actually work legally for US companies, because the US companies would "dissuade" congress. And, nothing would prohibit Mexico from adding on surcharges at Cancun.

I suppose Trump could increase fees on visas, but we're talking not much money here.

Basically, Trump doesn't offer specifics and is just mouthing bullshite.

We give Mexico something like 50 million a year in aid, so we could cut that.

Not that a fence is a bad thing, but somebody's gonna pay for it, and it ain't gonna be the Mexicans.

 

[charwin95]

Why do you need a poll, RETARD, when Trump is SOARING in the polls for this very reason?

You ignorant little *****.

Soaring? 25% of REPUBLICANS. In a field of 17 candidates. You know who soared like that in 2012? Perry, Santorum, Bachman, Herman Cain.
Trump v. Clinton. Clinton RCP average +12.4.
Clinton Trump
RCP Average 7/20 - 8/13 -- -- 51.0 38.6 Clinton +12.4
FOX News 8/11 - 8/13 1008 47 42 Clinton +5
Quinnipiac 7/23 - 7/28 164 48 36 Clinton+12
McClatchy/Marist 7/22 - 7/28 54 38 Clinton +16
CNN/Opinion Research 7/22 - 7/25 56 40 Clinton +16
PPP (D) 7/20 - 7/21 1087 RV 3.0 50 37 Clinton +13

You were saying about polls?

Do I need to repeat myself, moron?

I m a Hillary Clinton fan. But I hope she bows out with grace Mary Dejevsky Comment is free The Guardian

Hillary Will Not Be The Nominee Worry About Sanders Video RealClearPolitics

So, the same polls that show Trump at 25 % means he is soaring but the fact that they show Hillary up by 12 over him are bogus? You do realize that these are the same ******* polls you are relying on, dumbass?

You have completely IGNORED my point, which is TYPICAL of you little bubble headed progtards.

Get a clue, you pathetic little twit.

The 25% who support him in the Republican primary is about the same number who think we can and should deport 11 million aliens and their 2 to 3 million Citizen children. Again, your demo: Uneducated white males of limited intelligence.

Paddy you missed uneducated white female.

 

[paulitician]

Building a fence is fine. Thinking Mexico's gonna pay for it is a fantasy, and basically that's Trump's platform.

There are ways to 'encourage' Mexico to share in the enormous costs. It can and should happen.

And those ways are?

The situation could be remedied by way of litigation. Cutting Taxpayer-funded aid could be another. But there are other ways.

Mexico has played a big role in creating this awful mess. It's only fair it begin to share in the enormous costs. They owe that to American Taxpayers.

Litigation? With whom? In what Court? On what basis? Admit you have no freaking clue what you are talking about .

Yeah, he's not got a clue. There's no basis to sue Mexico or some such batshite crazy. But, Trump's been muttering things about increasing unspecified fees on Mexico or not granting Mexican's visas if they don't pony up the pesos. NAFTA limits any power to "punish" Mexico economically, so for some stuff WE might actually be liable. There's no way we're not gonna issue visas for people who actually work legally for US companies, because the US companies would "dissuade" congress. And, nothing would prohibit Mexico from adding on surcharges at Cancun.

I suppose Trump could increase fees on visas, but we're talking not much money here.

Basically, Trump doesn't offer specifics and is just mouthing bullshite.

Not that a fence is a bad thing, but somebody's gonna pay for it, and it ain't gonna be the Mexicans.

There are other means. American domestic courts could get involved. And cutting or eliminating Taxpayer-funded aid could be considered as well.

 

[paddymurphy]

Building a fence is fine. Thinking Mexico's gonna pay for it is a fantasy, and basically that's Trump's platform.

There are ways to 'encourage' Mexico to share in the enormous costs. It can and should happen.

And those ways are?

The situation could be remedied by way of litigation. Cutting Taxpayer-funded aid could be another. But there are other ways.

Mexico has played a big role in creating this awful mess. It's only fair it begin to share in the enormous costs. They owe that to American Taxpayers.

Litigation? With whom? In what Court? On what basis? Admit you have no freaking clue what you are talking about .

There may be international court and domestic court avenues that can possibly be pursued. But as i said, American Taxpayer-funded aid could be reconsidered as well. Mexico has contributed heavily to creating the mess. It's time for it to be held accountable.

So, no clue. Gotcha.

 

[paddymurphy]

More like the democrat president FDR roundup of the Japanese in WWII.

Trump is not going to kill them psycho

Trump's merely suggesting obeying the law. What's shocking is, so many Americans are actually opposed to that. Trump's got it right. Start upholding the law and demanding Mexico make amends. American Taxpayers have suffered enough.

He is proposing changing the law. He is suggesting that he has some magic ability to make Mexico pay hundreds of millions of dollars to build a wall that is wholly unnecessary. And most Americans want the law to change so that millions of undocumented are allowed to stay and earn the right to permanent, legal residency.

If you believe in the International Justice System, Mexico should be sued and then forced to share the burden. It has consistently intentionally violated U.S. law and sovereignty. It owes the American Taxpayers. Trump is Spot On.

What treaty has Mexico violated? What is your basis for believing there's any cause of action against Mexico?

I would call it an invasion.
Did you know that the Mexican government produces flyers that tell their diseased population how to get into the U.S and how to use our constitution against us to stay in the U.S?

They have a higher rate of being vaccinated than we do. We are more likely to spread disease there.

 

[paddymurphy]

rYou don't need manners to put illegals on busses and ship their asses back to Mexico.

Hope that happens. Ship them all out of America.

As for trial. Bullshit. These are not American citizens and are not covered by out Constitution. They broke the law to get into our country and don't deserve anything but a buss ride back across the border.

Have someone check for papers. No papers ship their asses out of the country.

And that is BY FAR, the exact opinion of the VAST majority of Americans.

And yet, dumbass, you can find no poll that shows that any majority of Americans share that opinion.

Why do you need a poll, RETARD, when Trump is SOARING in the polls for this very reason?

You ignorant little *****.

Soaring? 25% of REPUBLICANS. In a field of 17 candidates. You know who soared like that in 2012? Perry, Santorum, Bachman, Herman Cain.
Trump v. Clinton. Clinton RCP average +12.4.
Clinton Trump
RCP Average 7/20 - 8/13 -- -- 51.0 38.6 Clinton +12.4
FOX News 8/11 - 8/13 1008 47 42 Clinton +5
Quinnipiac 7/23 - 7/28 164 48 36 Clinton+12
McClatchy/Marist 7/22 - 7/28 54 38 Clinton +16
CNN/Opinion Research 7/22 - 7/25 56 40 Clinton +16
PPP (D) 7/20 - 7/21 1087 RV 3.0 50 37 Clinton +13

You were saying about polls?

Considering that the cow hillary will be disqualified before the election date due to her crimes, I don't think it really matters what the polls say for her right now.

Right. And 8 years ago you were posting about Obama being disqualified for not being a citizen.

 

[paulitician]

There are ways to 'encourage' Mexico to share in the enormous costs. It can and should happen.

And those ways are?

The situation could be remedied by way of litigation. Cutting Taxpayer-funded aid could be another. But there are other ways.

Mexico has played a big role in creating this awful mess. It's only fair it begin to share in the enormous costs. They owe that to American Taxpayers.

Litigation? With whom? In what Court? On what basis? Admit you have no freaking clue what you are talking about .

There may be international court and domestic court avenues that can possibly be pursued. But as i said, American Taxpayer-funded aid could be reconsidered as well. Mexico has contributed heavily to creating the mess. It's time for it to be held accountable.

So, no clue. Gotcha.

We get it, obeying the law and holding Mexico accountable is such a shockingly foreign concept to you. But guess what? It can and should happen. Trump is right.

 

[paulitician]

Trump's merely suggesting obeying the law. What's shocking is, so many Americans are actually opposed to that. Trump's got it right. Start upholding the law and demanding Mexico make amends. American Taxpayers have suffered enough.

He is proposing changing the law. He is suggesting that he has some magic ability to make Mexico pay hundreds of millions of dollars to build a wall that is wholly unnecessary. And most Americans want the law to change so that millions of undocumented are allowed to stay and earn the right to permanent, legal residency.

If you believe in the International Justice System, Mexico should be sued and then forced to share the burden. It has consistently intentionally violated U.S. law and sovereignty. It owes the American Taxpayers. Trump is Spot On.

What treaty has Mexico violated? What is your basis for believing there's any cause of action against Mexico?

I would call it an invasion.
Did you know that the Mexican government produces flyers that tell their diseased population how to get into the U.S and how to use our constitution against us to stay in the U.S?

They have a higher rate of being vaccinated than we do. We are more likely to spread disease there.

We're not invading their country. They're invading ours.

 

[paddymurphy]

And those ways are?

The situation could be remedied by way of litigation. Cutting Taxpayer-funded aid could be another. But there are other ways.

Mexico has played a big role in creating this awful mess. It's only fair it begin to share in the enormous costs. They owe that to American Taxpayers.

Litigation? With whom? In what Court? On what basis? Admit you have no freaking clue what you are talking about .

There may be international court and domestic court avenues that can possibly be pursued. But as i said, American Taxpayer-funded aid could be reconsidered as well. Mexico has contributed heavily to creating the mess. It's time for it to be held accountable.

So, no clue. Gotcha.

We get it, obeying the law and holding Mexico accountable is such a shockingly foreign concept to you. But guess what? It can and should happen. Trump is right.

No. It is shocking concept to me that idiots like you continue to lie about immigration. There has been net zero immigration from Mexico the past 6 years. Immigrants contribute more to our economy than they cost. Rounding up 11 million people and deporting them is impossible and stupid. Trump appeals to idiots like you who have no clue how the real world works.

 

[bendog]

There are ways to 'encourage' Mexico to share in the enormous costs. It can and should happen.

And those ways are?

The situation could be remedied by way of litigation. Cutting Taxpayer-funded aid could be another. But there are other ways.

Mexico has played a big role in creating this awful mess. It's only fair it begin to share in the enormous costs. They owe that to American Taxpayers.

Litigation? With whom? In what Court? On what basis? Admit you have no freaking clue what you are talking about .

Yeah, he's not got a clue. There's no basis to sue Mexico or some such batshite crazy. But, Trump's been muttering things about increasing unspecified fees on Mexico or not granting Mexican's visas if they don't pony up the pesos. NAFTA limits any power to "punish" Mexico economically, so for some stuff WE might actually be liable. There's no way we're not gonna issue visas for people who actually work legally for US companies, because the US companies would "dissuade" congress. And, nothing would prohibit Mexico from adding on surcharges at Cancun.

I suppose Trump could increase fees on visas, but we're talking not much money here.

Basically, Trump doesn't offer specifics and is just mouthing bullshite.

Not that a fence is a bad thing, but somebody's gonna pay for it, and it ain't gonna be the Mexicans.

There are other means. American domestic courts could get involved. And cutting or eliminating Taxpayer-funded aid could be considered as well.

Dude, you are full of shite on the court thing. Link or die.

We give mexico 50 million a year. That's not gonna build a fence. We could put bigger fees on visas, and they could make cancun more expensive. In short, the Donald is full of shite on this, and you've got neither a link nor a clue. Out.

 

[paddymurphy]

He is proposing changing the law. He is suggesting that he has some magic ability to make Mexico pay hundreds of millions of dollars to build a wall that is wholly unnecessary. And most Americans want the law to change so that millions of undocumented are allowed to stay and earn the right to permanent, legal residency.

If you believe in the International Justice System, Mexico should be sued and then forced to share the burden. It has consistently intentionally violated U.S. law and sovereignty. It owes the American Taxpayers. Trump is Spot On.

What treaty has Mexico violated? What is your basis for believing there's any cause of action against Mexico?

I would call it an invasion.
Did you know that the Mexican government produces flyers that tell their diseased population how to get into the U.S and how to use our constitution against us to stay in the U.S?

They have a higher rate of being vaccinated than we do. We are more likely to spread disease there.

We're not invading their country. They're invading ours.

But, they are not invading. That is asinine. I would trade the 11 million undocumented for the tea party white trash any day. The undocumented make better neighbors and Americans than folks like you.

 

[bedowin62]

The situation could be remedied by way of litigation. Cutting Taxpayer-funded aid could be another. But there are other ways.

Mexico has played a big role in creating this awful mess. It's only fair it begin to share in the enormous costs. They owe that to American Taxpayers.

Litigation? With whom? In what Court? On what basis? Admit you have no freaking clue what you are talking about .

There may be international court and domestic court avenues that can possibly be pursued. But as i said, American Taxpayer-funded aid could be reconsidered as well. Mexico has contributed heavily to creating the mess. It's time for it to be held accountable.

So, no clue. Gotcha.

We get it, obeying the law and holding Mexico accountable is such a shockingly foreign concept to you. But guess what? It can and should happen. Trump is right.

No. It is shocking concept to me that idiots like you continue to lie about immigration. There has been net zero immigration from Mexico the past 6 years. Immigrants contribute more to our economy than they cost. Rounding up 11 million people and deporting them is impossible and stupid. Trump appeals to idiots like you who have no clue how the real world works.

you are simply a clown that nobody takes seriously paddymurphy. "net zero immigration from mexico"???

link??

also they are allowing Central Amerians to transit throught their country and cross our border illegally

idiots and hypocrites

 

[bedowin62]

If you believe in the International Justice System, Mexico should be sued and then forced to share the burden. It has consistently intentionally violated U.S. law and sovereignty. It owes the American Taxpayers. Trump is Spot On.

What treaty has Mexico violated? What is your basis for believing there's any cause of action against Mexico?

I would call it an invasion.
Did you know that the Mexican government produces flyers that tell their diseased population how to get into the U.S and how to use our constitution against us to stay in the U.S?

They have a higher rate of being vaccinated than we do. We are more likely to spread disease there.

We're not invading their country. They're invading ours.

But, they are not invading. That is asinine. I would trade the 11 million undocumented for the tea party white trash any day. The undocumented make better neighbors and Americans than folks like you.

of course you say that idiot
but i bet in reality you havent taken in even one poor Hispanic family

you didnt really have to confirm you're the typical America-hating, pandering left-wing loser who hates his fellow Americans simply for holding different views than y ou have

 

[paulitician]

And those ways are?

The situation could be remedied by way of litigation. Cutting Taxpayer-funded aid could be another. But there are other ways.

Mexico has played a big role in creating this awful mess. It's only fair it begin to share in the enormous costs. They owe that to American Taxpayers.

Litigation? With whom? In what Court? On what basis? Admit you have no freaking clue what you are talking about .

Yeah, he's not got a clue. There's no basis to sue Mexico or some such batshite crazy. But, Trump's been muttering things about increasing unspecified fees on Mexico or not granting Mexican's visas if they don't pony up the pesos. NAFTA limits any power to "punish" Mexico economically, so for some stuff WE might actually be liable. There's no way we're not gonna issue visas for people who actually work legally for US companies, because the US companies would "dissuade" congress. And, nothing would prohibit Mexico from adding on surcharges at Cancun.

I suppose Trump could increase fees on visas, but we're talking not much money here.

Basically, Trump doesn't offer specifics and is just mouthing bullshite.

Not that a fence is a bad thing, but somebody's gonna pay for it, and it ain't gonna be the Mexicans.

There are other means. American domestic courts could get involved. And cutting or eliminating Taxpayer-funded aid could be considered as well.

Dude, you are full of shite on the court thing. Link or die.

We give mexico 50 million a year. That's not gonna build a fence. We could put bigger fees on visas, and they could make cancun more expensive. In short, the Donald is full of shite on this, and you've got neither a link nor a clue. Out.

Domestic courts or other, could get involved. There are avenues that can be pursued. But it looks like you just want the status quo. You want the illegal invasion to continue. Change scares the hell out of you. You've either given up, or just hate your own country, But regardless, pushing for obeying the law of the land is a noble cause. So I wish Trump the best of luck.

 

[bedowin62]

The situation could be remedied by way of litigation. Cutting Taxpayer-funded aid could be another. But there are other ways.

Mexico has played a big role in creating this awful mess. It's only fair it begin to share in the enormous costs. They owe that to American Taxpayers.

Litigation? With whom? In what Court? On what basis? Admit you have no freaking clue what you are talking about .

There may be international court and domestic court avenues that can possibly be pursued. But as i said, American Taxpayer-funded aid could be reconsidered as well. Mexico has contributed heavily to creating the mess. It's time for it to be held accountable.

So, no clue. Gotcha.

We get it, obeying the law and holding Mexico accountable is such a shockingly foreign concept to you. But guess what? It can and should happen. Trump is right.

No. It is shocking concept to me that idiots like you continue to lie about immigration. There has been net zero immigration from Mexico the past 6 years. Immigrants contribute more to our economy than they cost. Rounding up 11 million people and deporting them is impossible and stupid. Trump appeals to idiots like you who have no clue how the real world works.

"immigrants contribute more than they cost........................?

what is it with left-wing losers that the cant bring themselves to even utter the word illegal, much less differentiate between an immigrant and an illegal invader?

 

[charwin95]

Building a fence is fine. Thinking Mexico's gonna pay for it is a fantasy, and basically that's Trump's platform.

There are ways to 'encourage' Mexico to share in the enormous costs. It can and should happen.

And those ways are?

The situation could be remedied by way of litigation. Cutting Taxpayer-funded aid could be another. But there are other ways.

Mexico has played a big role in creating this awful mess. It's only fair it begin to share in the enormous costs. They owe that to American Taxpayers.

Litigation? With whom? In what Court? On what basis? Admit you have no freaking clue what you are talking about .

Yeah, he's not got a clue. There's no basis to sue Mexico or some such batshite crazy. But, Trump's been muttering things about increasing unspecified fees on Mexico or not granting Mexican's visas if they don't pony up the pesos. NAFTA limits any power to "punish" Mexico economically, so for some stuff WE might actually be liable. There's no way we're not gonna issue visas for people who actually work legally for US companies, because the US companies would "dissuade" congress. And, nothing would prohibit Mexico from adding on surcharges at Cancun.

I suppose Trump could increase fees on visas, but we're talking not much money here.

Basically, Trump doesn't offer specifics and is just mouthing bullshite.

We give Mexico something like 50 million a year in aid, so we could cut that.

Not that a fence is a bad thing, but somebody's gonna pay for it, and it ain't gonna be the Mexicans.

This the main arguments here. There are no specific but lots of people are fascinated. This is like going fishing with a pole. Throw your line without a bait. A fish with a small brain will not go for it but people with a bigger brain are biting it.