Actually…I thought Trump changed positions on that and does not support deporting them?Thanks but Dakota best you to it lol
I was just about to ask if that's what this is about. Trump's talking about getting rid of that dreamer thing.
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Actually…I thought Trump changed positions on that and does not support deporting them?Thanks but Dakota best you to it lol
I was just about to ask if that's what this is about. Trump's talking about getting rid of that dreamer thing.
You would be deporting a vulnerable young adult to a country he/she may have no connection to.
Actually…I thought Trump changed positions on that and does not support deporting them?
mercy mercy mercyYou know the fact that she's a mod talking like this scares me. That, and she's giving me reason to believe that she's housing illegal immigrants.
Yeah but it's a whole LOT better than deporting a two year old right?
Dreamers.The dreamers or illegal children in general?.
Not really. A 2 yr old would be deported with his parents.
Dreamers.
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Trump Signals Willingness to Work with Democrats on DACA
Trump said during an interview Sunday on NBC's Meet the Press he would work with Democrats to protect Dreamers.www.boundless.com
In an interview Sunday on NBC’s Meet the Press, President-elect Donald Trump said he is willing to work with Democrats to address the future of Dreamers — undocumented immigrants brought to the United States as children under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. His comments stand in contrast to his hardline approach to broader immigration enforcement and border security.
“We have to do something about the Dreamers,” Trump said during the interview, acknowledging that many DACA recipients have lived in the U.S. for decades, have established careers, and no longer identify with their countries of origin, adding: “I will work with the Democrats on a plan.”
“They were brought into this country many years ago,” he continued. “Some of them are no longer young people, and in many cases they’ve become successful. They have great jobs. In some cases, they have small businesses. Some cases they might have large businesses, and we’re going to have to do something with them.”
The one in your video isn’t being deported, she was an unaccompanied minor crossing the border alone with just a note.That one wasn't.
Sounds very vague to me so it's hard for me to tell what he means.
LoL! What's a "pro-gun sanctuary city"? Give some examples. You sound severely uneducated. Gun laws are 99% on the state level and if a state is relaxed on guns, that usually applies to the cities in those states as well. If anything. cities are MORE strict about guns than the state they are in. Sanctuary cities that refuse to round up illegals however, are ignoring laws and/or choosing not to enforce them. Therefore they are enabling criminals.Why do Republicans have their pro-gun sanctuary cities?
Why do they support murder in the guise of self defense?
They all have causes they strongly about that someone else opposes but you only call one the “party of criminals”?
I already did. Educate yourself, read the thread.LoL! What's a "pro-gun sanctuary city"? Give some examples. You sound severely uneducated.
The one in your video isn’t being deported, she was an unaccompanied minor crossing the border alone with just a note.
Same difference to me. As the point is that she was alone. Anyways hopefully this video will educate some people on here.
There is a difference to me. One is what individual and probably desperate or just unfit parents do. The other is what a country chooses to actively do.
I’m not sure what you’re asking exactly. Deportation is the act of a nation, their policy. To have a policy of deporting children without their parents is reprehensible. And we, as members of that nation, are collectively responsible for it. We aren’t for what a parent does.So if their own parents could do it to them why doesn't that make anybody else capable of doing the exact same thing to them?
I’m not sure what you’re asking exactly. Deportation is the act of a nation, their policy. To have a policy of deporting children without their parents is reprehensible. And we, as members of that nation, are collectively responsible for it. We aren’t for what a parent does.
I don’t see your point exactly. As a nation, we operate by laws and I don’t believe our laws allow us to deport a toddler without parents or an adult guardian.My point is what I just said. That deportation of very young children could happen because apparently anybody is capable of doing that to them if their own parents are capable of sending them away by themselves.
I don’t see your point exactly. As a nation, we operate by laws and I don’t believe our laws allow us to deport a toddler without parents or an adult guardian.