
It doesn't stop there. I was driving through Virginia the other day and I saw several flags on vehicles that were celebrating treason against the United States. Some people were even wearing clothes with the insurrectionist's flag. Openly! It's like they're trying to threaten us. |
I saw a few of those too! These people are unhinged, unpatriotic, and enthusiastically support treason, all while driving on our roads, sending their kids to our public schools, and relying on Medicaid, welfare, and food stamps. They are throwing it in our faces. |
These people are *presumably* fleeing oppression and threats in their home countries, yet they celebrate their home countries once they arrive. Tells you all you need to know. They are not asylum seekers and we all know that. "There" is starting to become "here." |
Fareed Zakaria, one of the scions of DC punditry, has finally faced the facts that current Biden policies on immigration are completely wrong. More remarkably, he has taken that indubitable reality to its logical conclusion–Zakaria calls for closing the border to asylum applicants while the system attempts to absorb the millions already in the pipeline:
“There is only one solution to this crisis, as Nolan Rappaport, a longtime congressional expert on the issue, has suggested: The president must use the power he has in existing law to suspend entirely the admission of asylum seekers while the system digests the millions of immigration cases already pending. The British government has passed a law to this effect.” Wow! only took 4 million illegal aliens for some to think it is a problem. https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/09/15/immigration-democrats-errors-voters/ |
Yes, they absolutely need to suspend migrant admission - but they also need to send the millions already here BACK. |
Even if Trump is elected and wants to, Biden and co have made them impossible to track |
Intentionally. ~DP |
But I've been told repeatedly by people here even that we have to let everyone in and there's nothing we can do until their cases are heard. You means we have the power to halt asylum admissions? No way! |
Single issue (border) voters: you know that the coming shutdown will make the border situation even worse, right?
"With the threat of a U.S. government shutdown looming at the end of the month, local officials in border towns are worried that staff shortages among federal workers would make it harder to stop criminal activity and process an influx of migrants. Victor Treviño, the mayor of Laredo, Tex., foresees a “catastrophic situation” if House Republicans are unable to agree on a spending plan. “It's totally different than the rest of the country. We're at the border,” Treviño says. “Three to four days will throw everything off scale, it'll cause devastation.” If the shutdown occurs, he says he’s prepared to declare a state of emergency." https://time.com/6317364/border-security-government-shutdown-migrants/ |
It is already devastating. Border agents are not patrolling. They are processing. Biden has not heeded their calls for increased border security. He has not listened to the border towns that have already declared emergencies because there are 10,000 migrants entering daily. It is the Democrats who are refusing to fund border security. They want to allocate money to "processing." It is like using a bucket to bail out a sinking ship instead of plugging the hole. |
So the solution is to make things worse by supporting a govt shutdown? As the mayor of Laredo, TX said: "'Three to four days will throw everything off scale, it'll cause devastation.' If the shutdown occurs, he says he’s prepared to declare a state of emergency." |
This was also in the linked piece: Doris Meissner, senior fellow at the Migration Policy Institute, argues that “the shutdown should not be so noticeable” in border towns. That’s because law enforcement employees are typically exempt from government shutdowns; they will not be paid during a shutdown, but typically would continue working and get their pay retroactively once the shutdown ends. The longest government shutdown lasted for 34 days under the Trump Administration, and there wasn’t a major exodus of law enforcement employees in border towns during that time, according to Meissner. “The exemption for law enforcement agencies is very broad now,” Meissner says. “I'm quite confident that CBP [U.S. Customs and Border Protection] particularly—given the pressures that it's under right now on the border—will establish those definitions as broadly as possible exactly for the reasons that [Treviño] is talking about.” |