Why Do Democrats Think that a Brown Person in America is most likely an Illegal Alien?

[Seymour Flops]

Here, Representative Marc Veasey (D-TX) asks Secretary of Energy Chris Wright how the "oil patch" can possibly get by once all of their work force is deported as promised by Stephen Miller

Secretary Wright explains patiently that he ran oil fields for decades and did not hire illegal aliens, that all of his workforce was fully documented. He doubted Rep. Veasey's claim that 13% of Texas oilfield workers are "undocumented."



At 4:00 Veasey says that "a lot of them (illegals who may be deported) probably work in the oil patch," and "you can go down there and see it for yourself."

See what?

That some of the men in the oil patch have brown skin working alongside of men with white skin and black skin? So the brown ones must be illegal?

What do you think when you see a white guy working at a desk job? That his family must have come over on the Mayflower? What about a guy working in a law office? His family must have fled Russia? You see a cop and his ancestors must have picked potatoes on the Emerald Isle?

Come on, Dems and "not Dems!" Stop with the constant stereotyping, will ya!

 

[IM2]

That's what Republicans think.

 

[Harry Dresden]

That's what Republicans think.

thats what many democrats think in S.Cal.....

 

[TheProgressivePatriot]

Here, Representative Marc Veasey (D-TX) asks Secretary of Energy Chris Wright how the "oil patch" can possibly get by once all of their work force is deported as promised by Stephen Miller

Secretary Wright explains patiently that he ran oil fields for decades and did not hire illegal aliens, that all of his workforce was fully documented. He doubted Rep. Veasey's claim that 13% of Texas oilfield workers are "undocumented."



At 4:00 Veasey says that "a lot of them (illegals who may be deported) probably work in the oil patch," and "you can go down there and see it for yourself."

See what?

That some of the men in the oil patch have brown skin working alongside of men with white skin and black skin? So the brown ones must be illegal?

What do you think when you see a white guy working at a desk job? That his family must have come over on the Mayflower? What about a guy working in a law office? His family must have fled Russia? You see a cop and his ancestors must have picked potatoes on the Emerald Isle?

Come on, Dems and "not Dems!" Stop with the constant stereotyping, will ya!

Democrats? The Orange Ogre in the Oval Office tried to justify the treatment of Senator Alex Padillia by saying that he "looked like an illegal"

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Our President is such a doofus.

Illegals work in the oil patch. They work in agribusiness, meat packing, as domestics, doing jobs most white and black citizens don't want to do.

 

[irosie91]

Here, Representative Marc Veasey (D-TX) asks Secretary of Energy Chris Wright how the "oil patch" can possibly get by once all of their work force is deported as promised by Stephen Miller

Secretary Wright explains patiently that he ran oil fields for decades and did not hire illegal aliens, that all of his workforce was fully documented. He doubted Rep. Veasey's claim that 13% of Texas oilfield workers are "undocumented."



At 4:00 Veasey says that "a lot of them (illegals who may be deported) probably work in the oil patch," and "you can go down there and see it for yourself."

See what?

That some of the men in the oil patch have brown skin working alongside of men with white skin and black skin? So the brown ones must be illegal?

What do you think when you see a white guy working at a desk job? That his family must have come over on the Mayflower? What about a guy working in a law office? His family must have fled Russia? You see a cop and his ancestors must have picked potatoes on the Emerald Isle?

Come on, Dems and "not Dems!" Stop with the constant stereotyping, will ya!

you are obsessed with "race" which, in itself, is a myth

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

you are obsessed with "race" which, in itself, is a myth

Sure, it is a social construct only, but still considered 'real' by 98% of Americans.