Trump's Ice Director says Families separated in Deportation can 'Voluntarily' reunify by Leaving US!

[Claudette]

Now that illegals should have free health care, we should also add other rights that Americans don't enjoy, such as free rides to the Mexican border.

Yup. If they don't want to be separated from their kids then they need to stay the hell home.

I'd give all 20 million a free ride to the border then kick them the hell out.

 

[georgephillip]

How many productive workers can you deport without crashing the US economy?

Here’s What’ll Happen to the Economy if We Deport Undocumented Immigrants

"With the U.S. Census Bureau estimating the population to be close to 319 million people, the issue focuses on a very small segment, 3.5%, of the entire U.S. population.

"According to a 2017 Pew Research Center study, there were 11.3 million unauthorized immigrants living in the United States in 2014 and 71%, or 8 million of those 11.3 million, participating in the U.S. labor force.

"This is a significantly higher percentage than the U.S. population participation rate of 49% in 2014, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates."

I will tell you what would happen if we deport all that cheap labor
wages would increase companies would be required to raise wages to attract citizens to do those jobs that cheap illegal labor once performed
yes some prices will increase but aren't you willing to pay slightly more so American citizens can earn a living wage

I will tell you what would happen if we deport all that cheap labor
wages would increase companies would be required to raise wages to attract citizens to do those jobs that cheap illegal labor once performed
yes some prices will increase but aren't you willing to pay slightly more so American citizens can earn a living wage

Have you ever done farm labor?
I have, and I find it almost inconceivable US citizens would toil 12-16 hours a day, six days a week (or more) often for less than minimum wage and no overtime pay. There's also a loss from local spending revenue stemming from displaced immigrants.

"If non-working American citizens or legal immigrants fill the jobs void at the current wage rate, prices in these industries would remain relatively constant, and the switch from undocumented immigrants to legal taxpayers could boost U.S. tax revenues.

"However, even as those new workers help to spur the economy, the U.S. would lose the spending revenue generated by those undocumented immigrants who had been deported, since the vast majority of undocumented immigrants are working and spending their incomes."

Here’s What’ll Happen to the Economy if We Deport Undocumented Immigrants

What would happen...you ask?
Umm....
Higher wages
Improved public education
Improved healthcare
Shorter wait times in ER’s
Faster response times from first responders
Fewer incarcerated
Fewer on welfare
Less traffic
Fewer drunk drivers on our roadways
Less rape and murder
Less spent on infrastructure
Less trash lining our roadways
Fewer shitty diapers in Walmart parking lots
Less pit bulls being abused
Etc etc
****, that all sounds terrible doesn’t it?
Are you degenerates suddenly all about money and GDP?

What would happen...you ask?
Umm....
Higher wages
Improved public education
Improved healthcare
Shorter wait times in ER’s
Faster response times from first responders
Fewer incarcerated
Fewer on welfare
Less traffic
Fewer drunk drivers on our roadways
Less rape and murder
Less spent on infrastructure
Less trash lining our roadways
Fewer shitty diapers in Walmart parking lots
Less pit bulls being abused

fewer incompetent racist fools in high places.

"Their current line of attack is an unsubstantiated claim that legalizing the 11 million undocumented immigrants living in the United States will be too costly for our nation.

'Playing to ignorant prejudice, these groups falsely suggest that immigrants are 'takers'—people who use more public benefits than other groups—and that as a result, legalization would cost the United States trillions of dollars.

"Mainstream economists have thoroughly debunked this general stereotype of immigrants as takers, finding that immigrants are a net positive for the economy and pay more into the system than they take out. In fact, immigrants’ contributions have also played a key role in prolonging the solvency of the Social Security Trust Fund.

"And the truth is that the cost-benefit analyses that immigration restrictionists have used to make their wild cost projections simply are not well-rounded or accurate."

Immigrants Are Makers, Not Takers - Center for American Progress

 

[Soupnazi630]

How many productive workers can you deport without crashing the US economy?

Here’s What’ll Happen to the Economy if We Deport Undocumented Immigrants

"With the U.S. Census Bureau estimating the population to be close to 319 million people, the issue focuses on a very small segment, 3.5%, of the entire U.S. population.

"According to a 2017 Pew Research Center study, there were 11.3 million unauthorized immigrants living in the United States in 2014 and 71%, or 8 million of those 11.3 million, participating in the U.S. labor force.

"This is a significantly higher percentage than the U.S. population participation rate of 49% in 2014, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates."

All of them

Especially if we get rid of welfare

All of them

Especially if we get rid of welfare

Starting with welfare for rich Wall Street banks.

Trump offers socialism for the rich, capitalism for everyone else | Robert Reich

"In the conservative mind, socialism means getting something for doing nothing.

"That pretty much describes the $21bn saved by the nation’s largest banks last year thanks to Trump’s tax cuts, some of which went into massive bonuses for bank executives.

"On the other hand, more than 4,000 lower-level bank employees got a big dose of harsh capitalism.

"They lost their jobs.

"Banks that are too big to fail – courtesy of the 2008 bank bailout – enjoy a hidden subsidy of some $83bn a year, because creditors facing less risk accept lower interest on deposits and loans.

"Last year, Wall Street’s bonus pool was $31.4bn.

"Take away the hidden subsidy and the bonus pool disappears."

Wrong.

Starting with all welfare including for the wealthy.

Tarp and other subsidies yes I agree they need to be banned

Keep in mind a tax cut is not welfare or a handout

 

[georgephillip]

I am seeing poor homeless Americans living in conditions that make ICE detention camps look like bloody club med.
Why all the phony concern for wet backs? They had a choice to immigrate legally. They aren't entitled to immigrate here without following immigration laws.Our poor homeless don't get a choice. Being THAT THIS IS still a democracy, nobody actually got to vote for giving sanctuary to illegal aliens. Seems downright unconstitutional if not downright illegal. Seems like foreign collusion, even.

The US homeless population and undocumented migrants are victims of the same economic forces. In my neighborhood, rents have exploded by 300% over the past twenty-five years at the same time NAFTA destroyed millions of family farms in Mexico. Who gets rich from that?

"'My Whole Town Practically Lived There' One Worker Says
A new investigation by the Washington Post has found that President Donald Trump’s prized golf course employed a literal village of undocumented immigrants from Costa Rica."
Trump’s Prized NJ Golf Course Employed Enough Undocumented Immigrants to Literally Fill an Entire Town

I don't know what we OWE to people that immigrate illegally here anything. Let alone give THEM sanctuary cities without say-so of the local populace. The fact nobody actually voted for sanctuary cities in itself speaks of inequalities and unconstitutional nature of this situation. My great grandparents immigrated legally, so can all Latinos. They didn't get a free pass. Nope. My grand parents fled pogroms and persecutions and they never got this level of special treatment. Just Latinos. How do they rate?

don't know what we OWE to people that immigrate illegally here anything. Let alone give THEM sanctuary cities without say-so of the local populace. The fact nobody actually voted for sanctuary cities in itself speaks of inequalities and unconstitutional nature of this situation. My great grandparents immigrated legally, so can all Latinos. The

What does the US owe the two million Mexicans who lost their farms because of NAFTA?

"During the first decade of the agreement, U.S. corn exports to Mexico quadrupled, while the price of domestically-grown corn in Mexico crashed by nearly 70 percent.

"No longer able to support their families by selling their excess corn, an estimated 2 million farm workers abandoned the Mexican countryside for the big cities, looking for work.

"Unable to find jobs in their country, half-a-million Mexicans a year migrated to the U.S., contributing to a 75-percent increase in illegal immigration from Mexico in the five years after NAFTA took effect."

Want to understand the border crisis? Look to American corn policy

 

[mikegriffith1]

If you are traveling as a family and you are nearing the American southern border, and if you do not have legal authority to enter the U.S., then just stay on your side of the border and then you won't have to worry about being separated. It's just that simple.

 

[georgephillip]

How many productive workers can you deport without crashing the US economy?...

Let's find out... sounds like great fun...

For some more than others

Media Spin About Migrant Caravan: They Are Fleeing Global Warming - The Global Warming Policy Forum (GWPF)

 

[georgephillip]

If you are traveling as a family and you are nearing the American southern border, and if you do not have legal authority to enter the U.S., then just stay on your side of the border and then you won't have to worry about being separated. It's just that simple.

If you are traveling as a family and you are nearing the American southern border, and if you do not have legal authority to enter the U.S., then just stay on your side of the border and then you won't have to worry about being separated. It's just that simple.

Such families have a legal right to apply for asylum in the US without having their children kidnapped by racist thugs hoping to make America white again.

 

[georgephillip]

How many productive workers can you deport without crashing the US economy?

Here’s What’ll Happen to the Economy if We Deport Undocumented Immigrants

"With the U.S. Census Bureau estimating the population to be close to 319 million people, the issue focuses on a very small segment, 3.5%, of the entire U.S. population.

"According to a 2017 Pew Research Center study, there were 11.3 million unauthorized immigrants living in the United States in 2014 and 71%, or 8 million of those 11.3 million, participating in the U.S. labor force.

"This is a significantly higher percentage than the U.S. population participation rate of 49% in 2014, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates."

All of them

Especially if we get rid of welfare

All of them

Especially if we get rid of welfare

Starting with welfare for rich Wall Street banks.

Trump offers socialism for the rich, capitalism for everyone else | Robert Reich

"In the conservative mind, socialism means getting something for doing nothing.

"That pretty much describes the $21bn saved by the nation’s largest banks last year thanks to Trump’s tax cuts, some of which went into massive bonuses for bank executives.

"On the other hand, more than 4,000 lower-level bank employees got a big dose of harsh capitalism.

"They lost their jobs.

"Banks that are too big to fail – courtesy of the 2008 bank bailout – enjoy a hidden subsidy of some $83bn a year, because creditors facing less risk accept lower interest on deposits and loans.

"Last year, Wall Street’s bonus pool was $31.4bn.

"Take away the hidden subsidy and the bonus pool disappears."

Wrong.

Starting with all welfare including for the wealthy.

Tarp and other subsidies yes I agree they need to be banned

Keep in mind a tax cut is not welfare or a handout

Wrong.

Starting with all welfare including for the wealthy.

Tarp and other subsidies yes I agree they need to be banned

Keep in mind a tax cut is not welfare or a handout

Corporate welfare or socialism for the rich is often a handout from those with fewer resources to those with the most assets:

Corporate welfare - Wikipedia

"Background[edit]

"Subsidies considered excessive, unwarranted, wasteful, unfair, inefficient, or bought by lobbying are often called corporate welfare.[1] The label of corporate welfare is often used to decry projects advertised as benefiting the general welfare that spend a disproportionate amount of funds on large corporations, and often in uncompetitive, or anti-competitive ways.

"For instance, in the United States, agricultural subsidies are usually portrayed as helping independent farmers stay afloat. However, the majority of income gained from commodity support programs actually goes to large agribusiness corporations such as Archer Daniels Midland, as they own a considerably larger percentage of production.[21]

"Alan Peters and Peter Fisher, Associate Professors at the University of Iowa,[22] have estimated that state and local governments provide $40–50 billion annually in economic development incentives,[23] which critics characterize as corporate welfare.[2"

 

[Soupnazi630]

If you are traveling as a family and you are nearing the American southern border, and if you do not have legal authority to enter the U.S., then just stay on your side of the border and then you won't have to worry about being separated. It's just that simple.

If you are traveling as a family and you are nearing the American southern border, and if you do not have legal authority to enter the U.S., then just stay on your side of the border and then you won't have to worry about being separated. It's just that simple.

Such families have a legal right to apply for asylum in the US without having their children kidnapped by racist thugs hoping to make America white again.

Wrong

They have a right to apply at a port of entry not just anywhere they cross the border.

 

[TRFjr]

How many productive workers can you deport without crashing the US economy?

Here’s What’ll Happen to the Economy if We Deport Undocumented Immigrants

"With the U.S. Census Bureau estimating the population to be close to 319 million people, the issue focuses on a very small segment, 3.5%, of the entire U.S. population.

"According to a 2017 Pew Research Center study, there were 11.3 million unauthorized immigrants living in the United States in 2014 and 71%, or 8 million of those 11.3 million, participating in the U.S. labor force.

"This is a significantly higher percentage than the U.S. population participation rate of 49% in 2014, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates."

I will tell you what would happen if we deport all that cheap labor
wages would increase companies would be required to raise wages to attract citizens to do those jobs that cheap illegal labor once performed
yes some prices will increase but aren't you willing to pay slightly more so American citizens can earn a living wage

I will tell you what would happen if we deport all that cheap labor
wages would increase companies would be required to raise wages to attract citizens to do those jobs that cheap illegal labor once performed
yes some prices will increase but aren't you willing to pay slightly more so American citizens can earn a living wage

Have you ever done farm labor?
I have, and I find it almost inconceivable US citizens would toil 12-16 hours a day, six days a week (or more) often for less than minimum wage and no overtime pay. There's also a loss from local spending revenue stemming from displaced immigrants.

"If non-working American citizens or legal immigrants fill the jobs void at the current wage rate, prices in these industries would remain relatively constant, and the switch from undocumented immigrants to legal taxpayers could boost U.S. tax revenues.

"However, even as those new workers help to spur the economy, the U.S. would lose the spending revenue generated by those undocumented immigrants who had been deported, since the vast majority of undocumented immigrants are working and spending their incomes."

Here’s What’ll Happen to the Economy if We Deport Undocumented Immigrants

What would happen...you ask?
Umm....
Higher wages
Improved public education
Improved healthcare
Shorter wait times in ER’s
Faster response times from first responders
Fewer incarcerated
Fewer on welfare
Less traffic
Fewer drunk drivers on our roadways
Less rape and murder
Less spent on infrastructure
Less trash lining our roadways
Fewer shitty diapers in Walmart parking lots
Less pit bulls being abused
Etc etc
****, that all sounds terrible doesn’t it?
Are you degenerates suddenly all about money and GDP?

What would happen...you ask?
Umm....
Higher wages
Improved public education
Improved healthcare
Shorter wait times in ER’s
Faster response times from first responders
Fewer incarcerated
Fewer on welfare
Less traffic
Fewer drunk drivers on our roadways
Less rape and murder
Less spent on infrastructure
Less trash lining our roadways
Fewer shitty diapers in Walmart parking lots
Less pit bulls being abused

fewer incompetent racist fools in high places.

"Their current line of attack is an unsubstantiated claim that legalizing the 11 million undocumented immigrants living in the United States will be too costly for our nation.

'Playing to ignorant prejudice, these groups falsely suggest that immigrants are 'takers'—people who use more public benefits than other groups—and that as a result, legalization would cost the United States trillions of dollars.

"Mainstream economists have thoroughly debunked this general stereotype of immigrants as takers, finding that immigrants are a net positive for the economy and pay more into the system than they take out. In fact, immigrants’ contributions have also played a key role in prolonging the solvency of the Social Security Trust Fund.

"And the truth is that the cost-benefit analyses that immigration restrictionists have used to make their wild cost projections simply are not well-rounded or accurate."

Immigrants Are Makers, Not Takers - Center for American Progress

Shit for brains we are discussing illegal immigrants

Illegal Immigrants Get More Welfare Than American Families

you brain dead liberals do this all the dam time we are discussing illegal immigration and you start conflating legal immigration to illegal immigration
Moron learn the dam difference and stop conflating the two

 

[georgephillip]

Latinos are above immigration law? They don't have to follow the laws? And, like the golden children they are, they get special status and sanctuary from laws that everyone else that ever immigrated here before.. Well, let me guess; since we outlawed slavery, it's OK to exploit people, than legitimize exploiting them because (cynically laugh) its "Humanitarian"? And then ignore and dehumanize American jobless poor living in the streets because...they are crap?...this is what liberals do. Reminds me of the old Monty python skit. Contrarians to the end.

Latinos are above immigration law? They don't have to follow the laws? And, like the golden children they are, they get special status and sanctuary from laws that everyone else that ever immigrated here before.

How would you feel if they were your children.
Close the immigrant concentration camps, free the children

 

[Soupnazi630]

How many productive workers can you deport without crashing the US economy?

Here’s What’ll Happen to the Economy if We Deport Undocumented Immigrants

"With the U.S. Census Bureau estimating the population to be close to 319 million people, the issue focuses on a very small segment, 3.5%, of the entire U.S. population.

"According to a 2017 Pew Research Center study, there were 11.3 million unauthorized immigrants living in the United States in 2014 and 71%, or 8 million of those 11.3 million, participating in the U.S. labor force.

"This is a significantly higher percentage than the U.S. population participation rate of 49% in 2014, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates."

All of them

Especially if we get rid of welfare

All of them

Especially if we get rid of welfare

Starting with welfare for rich Wall Street banks.

Trump offers socialism for the rich, capitalism for everyone else | Robert Reich

"In the conservative mind, socialism means getting something for doing nothing.

"That pretty much describes the $21bn saved by the nation’s largest banks last year thanks to Trump’s tax cuts, some of which went into massive bonuses for bank executives.

"On the other hand, more than 4,000 lower-level bank employees got a big dose of harsh capitalism.

"They lost their jobs.

"Banks that are too big to fail – courtesy of the 2008 bank bailout – enjoy a hidden subsidy of some $83bn a year, because creditors facing less risk accept lower interest on deposits and loans.

"Last year, Wall Street’s bonus pool was $31.4bn.

"Take away the hidden subsidy and the bonus pool disappears."

Wrong.

Starting with all welfare including for the wealthy.

Tarp and other subsidies yes I agree they need to be banned

Keep in mind a tax cut is not welfare or a handout

Wrong.

Starting with all welfare including for the wealthy.

Tarp and other subsidies yes I agree they need to be banned

Keep in mind a tax cut is not welfare or a handout

Corporate welfare or socialism for the rich is often a handout from those with fewer resources to those with the most assets:

Corporate welfare - Wikipedia

"Background[edit]

"Subsidies considered excessive, unwarranted, wasteful, unfair, inefficient, or bought by lobbying are often called corporate welfare.[1] The label of corporate welfare is often used to decry projects advertised as benefiting the general welfare that spend a disproportionate amount of funds on large corporations, and often in uncompetitive, or anti-competitive ways.

"For instance, in the United States, agricultural subsidies are usually portrayed as helping independent farmers stay afloat. However, the majority of income gained from commodity support programs actually goes to large agribusiness corporations such as Archer Daniels Midland, as they own a considerably larger percentage of production.[21]

"Alan Peters and Peter Fisher, Associate Professors at the University of Iowa,[22] have estimated that state and local governments provide $40–50 billion annually in economic development incentives,[23] which critics characterize as corporate welfare.[2"

Yes and I agree with stopping it

Along with all the other welfare for the worthless losers who expect others to pay for their living

Many include tax breaks as welfare which it is not and yes I realize you did not mention tax breaks

 

[georgephillip]

If you are traveling as a family and you are nearing the American southern border, and if you do not have legal authority to enter the U.S., then just stay on your side of the border and then you won't have to worry about being separated. It's just that simple.

If you are traveling as a family and you are nearing the American southern border, and if you do not have legal authority to enter the U.S., then just stay on your side of the border and then you won't have to worry about being separated. It's just that simple.

Such families have a legal right to apply for asylum in the US without having their children kidnapped by racist thugs hoping to make America white again.

Wrong

They have a right to apply at a port of entry not just anywhere they cross the border.

Wrong

They have a right to apply at a port of entry not just anywhere they cross the border

Asylum in the United States

"What Is the Asylum Application Process?
There are two primary ways in which a person may apply for asylum in the United States: the affirmative process and the defensive process. Asylum seekers who arrive at a U.S. port of entry or enter the United States without inspection generally must apply through the defensive asylum process. Both processes require the asylum seeker to be physically present in the United States.

• Affirmative Asylum: A person who is not in removal proceedings may affirmatively apply for asylum through U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), a division of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). If the USCIS asylum officer does not grant the asylum application and the applicant does not have a lawful immigration status, he or she is referred to the immigration court for removal proceedings, where he or she may renew the request for asylum through the defensive process and appear before an immigration judge.
• Defensive Asylum: A person who is in removal proceedings may apply for asylum defensively by filing the application with an immigration judge at the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) in the Department of Justice. In other words, asylum is applied for 'as a defense against removal from the U.S.' Unlike the criminal court system, EOIR does not provide appointed counsel for individuals in immigration court, even if they are unable to retain an attorney on their own."

 

[White_MAGA_Man]

If you are traveling as a family and you are nearing the American southern border, and if you do not have legal authority to enter the U.S., then just stay on your side of the border and then you won't have to worry about being separated. It's just that simple.

If you are traveling as a family and you are nearing the American southern border, and if you do not have legal authority to enter the U.S., then just stay on your side of the border and then you won't have to worry about being separated. It's just that simple.

Such families have a legal right to apply for asylum in the US without having their children kidnapped by racist thugs hoping to make America white again.

Wrong

They have a right to apply at a port of entry not just anywhere they cross the border.

Wrong

They have a right to apply at a port of entry not just anywhere they cross the border

Asylum in the United States

"What Is the Asylum Application Process?
There are two primary ways in which a person may apply for asylum in the United States: the affirmative process and the defensive process. Asylum seekers who arrive at a U.S. port of entry or enter the United States without inspection generally must apply through the defensive asylum process. Both processes require the asylum seeker to be physically present in the United States.

• Affirmative Asylum: A person who is not in removal proceedings may affirmatively apply for asylum through U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), a division of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). If the USCIS asylum officer does not grant the asylum application and the applicant does not have a lawful immigration status, he or she is referred to the immigration court for removal proceedings, where he or she may renew the request for asylum through the defensive process and appear before an immigration judge.
• Defensive Asylum: A person who is in removal proceedings may apply for asylum defensively by filing the application with an immigration judge at the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) in the Department of Justice. In other words, asylum is applied for 'as a defense against removal from the U.S.' Unlike the criminal court system, EOIR does not provide appointed counsel for individuals in immigration court, even if they are unable to retain an attorney on their own."

That's all about to change for the better as of today for a lot of these brown third world type people.

BREAKING: Trump Announces New Asylum Rules to End Protections to Central American Migrant Invasion (Video)

Trump moves to end asylum protections for Central Americans

 

[daveman]

How many productive workers can you deport without crashing the US economy?

Here’s What’ll Happen to the Economy if We Deport Undocumented Immigrants

"With the U.S. Census Bureau estimating the population to be close to 319 million people, the issue focuses on a very small segment, 3.5%, of the entire U.S. population.

"According to a 2017 Pew Research Center study, there were 11.3 million unauthorized immigrants living in the United States in 2014 and 71%, or 8 million of those 11.3 million, participating in the U.S. labor force.

"This is a significantly higher percentage than the U.S. population participation rate of 49% in 2014, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates."

I will tell you what would happen if we deport all that cheap labor
wages would increase companies would be required to raise wages to attract citizens to do those jobs those illegal labor once performed
yes some prices will increase but aren't you willing to pay slightly more so American citizens can earn a living wage

George is one of those folks who think people being dependent of government is a good thing.

George is one of those folks who think people being dependent of government is a good thing

daveman imagines we are all still living on the American frontier.

How does a society advance from the innermost (wild-wild west) ppf to where we live today WITHOUT government? Specifically, who guarantees the "integrity" of the currency?

https://www.freeeconhelp.com/2011/07/what-causes-shifts-in-production.html

That has absolutely nothing to do with what I said, you poo-flinging monkey.

 

[TRFjr]

Latinos are above immigration law? They don't have to follow the laws? And, like the golden children they are, they get special status and sanctuary from laws that everyone else that ever immigrated here before.. Well, let me guess; since we outlawed slavery, it's OK to exploit people, than legitimize exploiting them because (cynically laugh) its "Humanitarian"? And then ignore and dehumanize American jobless poor living in the streets because...they are crap?...this is what liberals do. Reminds me of the old Monty python skit. Contrarians to the end.

Latinos are above immigration law? They don't have to follow the laws? And, like the golden children they are, they get special status and sanctuary from laws that everyone else that ever immigrated here before.

How would you feel if they were your children.
Close the immigrant concentration camps, free the children

fist of all I wouldn't break the law to have my children removed from me And if I did break the law requiring my children to be removed its will be my own dam fault and I would be grateful to the government for sheltering and feeding my kids

 

[georgephillip]

How many productive workers can you deport without crashing the US economy?

Here’s What’ll Happen to the Economy if We Deport Undocumented Immigrants

"With the U.S. Census Bureau estimating the population to be close to 319 million people, the issue focuses on a very small segment, 3.5%, of the entire U.S. population.

"According to a 2017 Pew Research Center study, there were 11.3 million unauthorized immigrants living in the United States in 2014 and 71%, or 8 million of those 11.3 million, participating in the U.S. labor force.

"This is a significantly higher percentage than the U.S. population participation rate of 49% in 2014, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates."

I will tell you what would happen if we deport all that cheap labor
wages would increase companies would be required to raise wages to attract citizens to do those jobs those illegal labor once performed
yes some prices will increase but aren't you willing to pay slightly more so American citizens can earn a living wage

George is one of those folks who think people being dependent of government is a good thing.

George is one of those folks who think people being dependent of government is a good thing

daveman imagines we are all still living on the American frontier.

How does a society advance from the innermost (wild-wild west) ppf to where we live today WITHOUT government? Specifically, who guarantees the "integrity" of the currency?

https://www.freeeconhelp.com/2011/07/what-causes-shifts-in-production.html

That has absolutely nothing to do with what I said, you poo-flinging monkey.

That has absolutely nothing to do with what I said, you poo-flinging monkey.

You accused me of being someone who "think(s) people being dependent on government is a good thing," right?

 

[georgephillip]

Latinos are above immigration law? They don't have to follow the laws? And, like the golden children they are, they get special status and sanctuary from laws that everyone else that ever immigrated here before.. Well, let me guess; since we outlawed slavery, it's OK to exploit people, than legitimize exploiting them because (cynically laugh) its "Humanitarian"? And then ignore and dehumanize American jobless poor living in the streets because...they are crap?...this is what liberals do. Reminds me of the old Monty python skit. Contrarians to the end.

Latinos are above immigration law? They don't have to follow the laws? And, like the golden children they are, they get special status and sanctuary from laws that everyone else that ever immigrated here before.

How would you feel if they were your children.
Close the immigrant concentration camps, free the children

fist of all I wouldn't break the law to have my children removed from me And if I did break the law requiring my children to be removed its will be my own dam fault and I would be grateful to the government for sheltering and feeding my kids

fist of all I wouldn't break the law to have my children removed from me And if I did break the law requiring my children to be removed its will be my own dam fault and I would be grateful to the government for sheltering and feeding my kids

How would you feel if the government killed your children, particularly if you believed their deaths were designed to discourage future asylum seekers?

24 immigrants have died in ICE custody during the Trump administration

"Twenty-four immigrants have died in ICE custody during the Trump administration, according to an NBC News analysis of federal data.

"At least four others, including Medina Leon, died shortly after being released from ICE custody.

"The number of in-custody deaths remains below the peak of 32 deaths in 2004, the first full calendar year records were kept.

"The tally does not include migrants, including five children, who have died in the custody of other federal agencies."

 

[TRFjr]

Latinos are above immigration law? They don't have to follow the laws? And, like the golden children they are, they get special status and sanctuary from laws that everyone else that ever immigrated here before.. Well, let me guess; since we outlawed slavery, it's OK to exploit people, than legitimize exploiting them because (cynically laugh) its "Humanitarian"? And then ignore and dehumanize American jobless poor living in the streets because...they are crap?...this is what liberals do. Reminds me of the old Monty python skit. Contrarians to the end.

Latinos are above immigration law? They don't have to follow the laws? And, like the golden children they are, they get special status and sanctuary from laws that everyone else that ever immigrated here before.

How would you feel if they were your children.
Close the immigrant concentration camps, free the children

fist of all I wouldn't break the law to have my children removed from me And if I did break the law requiring my children to be removed its will be my own dam fault and I would be grateful to the government for sheltering and feeding my kids

fist of all I wouldn't break the law to have my children removed from me And if I did break the law requiring my children to be removed its will be my own dam fault and I would be grateful to the government for sheltering and feeding my kids

How would you feel if the government killed your children, particularly if you believed their deaths were designed to discourage future asylum seekers?

24 immigrants have died in ICE custody during the Trump administration

"Twenty-four immigrants have died in ICE custody during the Trump administration, according to an NBC News analysis of federal data.

"At least four others, including Medina Leon, died shortly after being released from ICE custody.

"The number of in-custody deaths remains below the peak of 32 deaths in 2004, the first full calendar year records were kept.

"The tally does not include migrants, including five children, who have died in the custody of other federal agencies."

yes because I would blame the government for trying to save my dehydrated child's life after I dragged my child hundreds of miles through a desert with little or no water

 

[Marion Morrison]

How many productive workers can you deport without crashing the US economy?

Here’s What’ll Happen to the Economy if We Deport Undocumented Immigrants

"With the U.S. Census Bureau estimating the population to be close to 319 million people, the issue focuses on a very small segment, 3.5%, of the entire U.S. population.

"According to a 2017 Pew Research Center study, there were 11.3 million unauthorized immigrants living in the United States in 2014 and 71%, or 8 million of those 11.3 million, participating in the U.S. labor force.

"This is a significantly higher percentage than the U.S. population participation rate of 49% in 2014, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates."

I will tell you what would happen if we deport all that cheap labor
wages would increase companies would be required to raise wages to attract citizens to do those jobs that cheap illegal labor once performed
yes some prices will increase but aren't you willing to pay slightly more so American citizens can earn a living wage

I've been saying that for years!