Yet it is not fair for the citizens of Harlingen, Los Fresnos, Weslaco, Mercedes, Donna, Rio Hondo and many other small towns along the Rio Grande border to bare the burden of the quality of life in their towns being destroyed. I work with high school coaches, teachers, and athletic directors in these towns. People cannot leave their homes after about 6:00 pm every day because of illegal drug traffickers and people being trafficked. Virtually nothing is done to the coyotes trafficking people across the US border. No other country in the world allows strangers to simply wander in and stay. |
DP. You seem utterly confused about the definition of “invasion.” The PP is absolutely correct and was quoting from the dictionary. Here’s another dictionary definition for you: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/invasion. Perhaps you should see someone for your anger issues. |
I agree, it's not fair for the towns on the border in Southern Texas to shoulder the burden. https://myrgv.com/featured/2022/10/09/nycs-emergency-declaration-over-migrant-arrivals-in-stark-juxtaposition-with-rgv/ |
Why do the democrats in power want this to happen? What does Pelosi, Schumer, Biden, et al get in return? What’s the ultimate goal? |
Not quite. Some have been forced to be drug mules for example. |
Which is exactly why they should resettled in places with more resources and tax base and populations who brag that they’re sanctuaries- like NYC and MV This whole episode has perfectly illustrated what hypocrites liberal elites are. DeSantis and Abott are geniuses. |
No genius. What they have in common is lots of jobs. You think illegal immigrants only started going to CA and NY because of "sanctuary" policies? Nope. I lived in Socal for 20+ years back in the 70s/80s/90s.. Trust me.. there were a lot of illegal immigrants back then, too, at a time when Rs were governors of CA. I even voted for a few of them. You are saying that those R governors had sanctuary policies? I don't think so. |
Do you guys seriously think that illegal immigrants stay in those little bitty border towns? No, they don't. What Desantis did was illegal, which is why he's about to get sued. |
When you had to swim across the Rio Grande with only the clothes on your back, you better believe you are at the mercy and charity of the "itty bitty border towns". Ask me how I know. |
People in border towns chose to live on the border. At least half of them have jobs related to immigration or cross-border trade. |
But those illegal immigrants don't stay there, "sucking up resources", as Rs claim. The people in the little towns have been there for decades. Do you think these illegal immigrants have only recently been crossing the Rio Grande? Nope. And let me remind you that both Bushes - Sr and Jr - are from TX, and they both provided amnesty to illegal immigrants. The issue of illegal immigration has been around for a very long time, and there has been infighting within the R party about it. This is a mess that even the Rs can't figure out. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2005-01-09/mi-casa-es-su-casa-get-real I used to be a R, and voted for both Buses. You are either very young or mired in the ultraright wing echo chamber to not know that previous R POTUS behaved not that dissimilarly to Biden on the issue of illegal immigration. |
Another lie. |
You might want to familiarize yourself with the difference between a state and a city before offering an opinion on any topic. |
DP.. even if he has, as POTUS, he has authority to do that. Desantis did not. #lawandorder |
People who hire the the trucks with full knowledge of the cargo, and play no other part in human trafficking, still get convicted for human trafficking. Again, Desantis had ZERO authority to do what he did. He had no authority to hire a charter plane IN TX to move people IN TX to another state, irrespective of whether NYC is a sanctuary city, or not. |