Why is no one talking about Trump’s Roosevelt Reservation?

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Anonymous wrote:Honestly, this seems like the least crazy thing he’s doing. People at the border can lawfully be expelled without a hearing. It gets more difficult when they’re on US soil.

Agree. Completely stopping the flow of undocumented immigrants crossing the southern border until Congress can pass sweeping immigration/asylum reform measures is something a majority of Americans support; especially in a post 9/11 American.

Snatching people off the streets in a widespread deportation agenda without being 100% sure they can be rightfully deported is not something Americans want to see and it's one of the many reasons smart people consider Trump and awful POTUS.

Within legal means, maybe. Until Congress passes a bill authorizing using the military to do it, however, using the military to enforce border laws is blatantly illegal:

“Whoever, except in cases and under circumstances expressly authorized by the Constitution or Act of Congress, willfully uses any part of the Army or the Air Force as a posse comitatus or otherwise to execute the laws shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than two years, or both.”

You're correct. Securing the border needs to done in a legal manner. The overwhelming majority of Americans want our borders to be secured in a legal and humane way. I would expect nothing less from Trump other than addressing an issue Americans want addressed but going about it in a manner that is in conflict with our laws, values or best interests.

This exactly. Trump takes something that people want but uses it like a sledgehammer and destroys everything around it. And finds six ways to break the law while he is doing it.

Tens of millions of illegal immigrants. Rounding them up takes a lot of manpower. Plus liberals have demonized ICE, so now even less people want to do that work. You are going to get more and more borderline/inferior people doing the job.
Having a judge saying you can't revoke 500,000 parole makes the task that much harder.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Honestly, this seems like the least crazy thing he’s doing. People at the border can lawfully be expelled without a hearing. It gets more difficult when they’re on US soil.

Agree. Completely stopping the flow of undocumented immigrants crossing the southern border until Congress can pass sweeping immigration/asylum reform measures is something a majority of Americans support; especially in a post 9/11 American.

Snatching people off the streets in a widespread deportation agenda without being 100% sure they can be rightfully deported is not something Americans want to see and it's one of the many reasons smart people consider Trump and awful POTUS.

Within legal means, maybe. Until Congress passes a bill authorizing using the military to do it, however, using the military to enforce border laws is blatantly illegal:

“Whoever, except in cases and under circumstances expressly authorized by the Constitution or Act of Congress, willfully uses any part of the Army or the Air Force as a posse comitatus or otherwise to execute the laws shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than two years, or both.”

You're correct. Securing the border needs to done in a legal manner. The overwhelming majority of Americans want our borders to be secured in a legal and humane way. I would expect nothing less from Trump other than addressing an issue Americans want addressed but going about it in a manner that is in conflict with our laws, values or best interests.

This exactly. Trump takes something that people want but uses it like a sledgehammer and destroys everything around it. And finds six ways to break the law while he is doing it.

Tens of millions of illegal immigrants. Rounding them up takes a lot of manpower. Plus liberals have demonized ICE, so now even less people want to do that work. You are going to get more and more borderline/inferior people doing the job.
Having a judge saying you can't revoke 500,000 parole makes the task that much harder.

No one has "demonized" ICE. Those people are just doing their jobs as directed from the Commander in Chief. The current Commander-in-Chief has shown the world he is incapable of the courage and resolve true leaders demonstrate when protecting Americans in the rare moments the full power of the Commander-in-Chief is immediately needed and for this, he has been fairly demonized.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Honestly, this seems like the least crazy thing he’s doing. People at the border can lawfully be expelled without a hearing. It gets more difficult when they’re on US soil.

Agree. Completely stopping the flow of undocumented immigrants crossing the southern border until Congress can pass sweeping immigration/asylum reform measures is something a majority of Americans support; especially in a post 9/11 American.

Snatching people off the streets in a widespread deportation agenda without being 100% sure they can be rightfully deported is not something Americans want to see and it's one of the many reasons smart people consider Trump and awful POTUS.

Within legal means, maybe. Until Congress passes a bill authorizing using the military to do it, however, using the military to enforce border laws is blatantly illegal:

“Whoever, except in cases and under circumstances expressly authorized by the Constitution or Act of Congress, willfully uses any part of the Army or the Air Force as a posse comitatus or otherwise to execute the laws shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than two years, or both.”

You're correct. Securing the border needs to done in a legal manner. The overwhelming majority of Americans want our borders to be secured in a legal and humane way. I would expect nothing less from Trump other than addressing an issue Americans want addressed but going about it in a manner that is in conflict with our laws, values or best interests.

This exactly. Trump takes something that people want but uses it like a sledgehammer and destroys everything around it. And finds six ways to break the law while he is doing it.

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All while missing the original Target.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Honestly, this seems like the least crazy thing he’s doing. People at the border can lawfully be expelled without a hearing. It gets more difficult when they’re on US soil.

Agree. Completely stopping the flow of undocumented immigrants crossing the southern border until Congress can pass sweeping immigration/asylum reform measures is something a majority of Americans support; especially in a post 9/11 American.

Snatching people off the streets in a widespread deportation agenda without being 100% sure they can be rightfully deported is not something Americans want to see and it's one of the many reasons smart people consider Trump and awful POTUS.

Within legal means, maybe. Until Congress passes a bill authorizing using the military to do it, however, using the military to enforce border laws is blatantly illegal:

“Whoever, except in cases and under circumstances expressly authorized by the Constitution or Act of Congress, willfully uses any part of the Army or the Air Force as a posse comitatus or otherwise to execute the laws shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than two years, or both.”

You're correct. Securing the border needs to done in a legal manner. The overwhelming majority of Americans want our borders to be secured in a legal and humane way. I would expect nothing less from Trump other than addressing an issue Americans want addressed but going about it in a manner that is in conflict with our laws, values or best interests.

This exactly. Trump takes something that people want but uses it like a sledgehammer and destroys everything around it. And finds six ways to break the law while he is doing it.

Tens of millions of illegal immigrants. Rounding them up takes a lot of manpower. Plus liberals have demonized ICE, so now even less people want to do that work. You are going to get more and more borderline/inferior people doing the job.
Having a judge saying you can't revoke 500,000 parole makes the task that much harder.

ICE demonized itself when it snatches people up illegal and when it uses ridiculous force. This is just like folks saying that police were demonized and yet repeated evidence comes out about inappropriate activity, coverups, and illegal activity.

Does this mean that every person wearing the badge is bad, no, but it certainly makes it infinitely harder to trust those who do or see them in a positive light. ICE needs to clean up its house including demanding better leadership. Otherwise, birds of a feather flock together.

[Anonymous]

Let's put it this way, for some reason ICE isn't just coming by Home Depot to check on all the people just hanging out.

ICE isn't going to known criminal hangouts in my county to deport the illegal the illegal criminals.

Instead, for some reason, they are targeting working people and kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Let's put it this way, for some reason ICE isn't just coming by Home Depot to check on all the people just hanging out.

ICE isn't going to known criminal hangouts in my county to deport the illegal the illegal criminals.

Instead, for some reason, they are targeting working people and kids.

They should all just stop, collaborate, and listen.