ICE Raids

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Interesting, long list of possible reforms that many Dems could get behind about 4 posts above. And deafening silence from MAGAts and the WHAT DO WE DO WITH THEM hysterics.

Responses?

Raise taxes on the middle class workers to pay for all the associated costs. In areas likely to absorb a larger influx of children, prepare teachers and schools for larger classes and increased operational costs. Hire more social workers, counselors, school nurses, and ESOL and special education teachers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:"We find a permanent, legal status for people who have been here a certain length of time, say ten years."

So now, instead of bail, the criminals will be set free and their rap sheet expunged if for ten years they avoid recapture.

and provide free health care for all

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Interesting, long list of possible reforms that many Dems could get behind about 4 posts above. And deafening silence from MAGAts and the WHAT DO WE DO WITH THEM hysterics.

Responses?

Raise taxes on the middle class workers to pay for all the associated costs. In areas likely to absorb a larger influx of children, prepare teachers and schools for larger classes and increased operational costs. Hire more social workers, counselors, school nurses, and ESOL and special education teachers.

The better idea is to impose higher federal taxes on sanctuary cities and people who vote in politicians that support open borders. Tht way they can fund the mass influx of people.

Keep all said revenue and use it to build the wall.

[Anonymous]

What ICE raids?

[Anonymous]

Dem 2020 platform"Criminals will be set free and their rap sheet expunged if for ten years they avoid recapture.

It is the Dem version of Hide and Seek or, better yet, Ringolevio.

In the interests of the taxpayers isn't it obvious that we should simply put a modest monetary bounty on illegal aliens?

[Anonymous]

94,000 illegal immigrant detentions in the month of June. I hope the idiot dems enjoy paying for their healthcare, education and insurance premiums through higher taxes on legal immigrants and citizens.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:94,000 illegal immigrant detentions in the month of June. I hope the idiot dems enjoy paying for their healthcare, education and insurance premiums through higher taxes on legal immigrants and citizens.

This is the problem though. If it were just the 'idiot dems' paying, then honestly most people wouldn't care. But, what happens is laws like the one in CA pass, and then ALL the people are paying for it. Dems and Republicans are all paying for these policies that support illegal immigrants and offer them healthcare/education/food/backpacks/etc.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Interesting, long list of possible reforms that many Dems could get behind about 4 posts above. And deafening silence from MAGAts and the WHAT DO WE DO WITH THEM hysterics.

Responses?

Raise taxes on the middle class workers to pay for all the associated costs. In areas likely to absorb a larger influx of children, prepare teachers and schools for larger classes and increased operational costs. Hire more social workers, counselors, school nurses, and ESOL and special education teachers.

Ummm no. Giving people already here workin, but under the table, a legal work visa means that they are paying taxes. And very importantly as Boomers age out, paying into SS without drawing benefits, or full benefits in the future. How much are people working for cash paying in taxes, FICA etc? If they are going to work, isn’t it better they do so openly and contribute economically?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:"We find a permanent, legal status for people who have been here a certain length of time, say ten years."

So now, instead of bail, the criminals will be set free and their rap sheet expunged if for ten years they avoid recapture.

They have been set free and working in the community for ten years. These are the people you want to focus limited resources on? Because, contrary to Trumps tweets, we don’t have the capacity for millions of deportations. If we have to choose who gets deported— and right now we do— I vote for people with criminal recorded and people who have not assimilated and become productive members of their community.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Dem 2020 platform"Criminals will be set free and their rap sheet expunged if for ten years they avoid recapture.

It is the Dem version of Hide and Seek or, better yet, Ringolevio.

In the interests of the taxpayers isn't it obvious that we should simply put a modest monetary bounty on illegal aliens?

Dem 2020 platform = It's time for the criminals to take over.

Only fair after hundred of years of discrimination and explotation!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Interesting, long list of possible reforms that many Dems could get behind about 4 posts above. And deafening silence from MAGAts and the WHAT DO WE DO WITH THEM hysterics.

Responses?

Raise taxes on the middle class workers to pay for all the associated costs. In areas likely to absorb a larger influx of children, prepare teachers and schools for larger classes and increased operational costs. Hire more social workers, counselors, school nurses, and ESOL and special education teachers.

Ummm no. Giving people already here workin, but under the table, a legal work visa means that they are paying taxes. And very importantly as Boomers age out, paying into SS without drawing benefits, or full benefits in the future. How much are people working for cash paying in taxes, FICA etc? If they are going to work, isn’t it better they do so openly and contribute economically?

PP here. What you've said does not negate what I wrote. Maybe you work for a public school system...if you don't, then you can't imagine all that will need to be done as more and more families immigrate here.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Interesting, long list of possible reforms that many Dems could get behind about 4 posts above. And deafening silence from MAGAts and the WHAT DO WE DO WITH THEM hysterics.

Responses?

Raise taxes on the middle class workers to pay for all the associated costs. In areas likely to absorb a larger influx of children, prepare teachers and schools for larger classes and increased operational costs. Hire more social workers, counselors, school nurses, and ESOL and special education teachers.

Ummm no. Giving people already here workin, but under the table, a legal work visa means that they are paying taxes. And very importantly as Boomers age out, paying into SS without drawing benefits, or full benefits in the future. How much are people working for cash paying in taxes, FICA etc? If they are going to work, isn’t it better they do so openly and contribute economically?

PP here. What you've said does not negate what I wrote. Maybe you work for a public school system...if you don't, then you can't imagine all that will need to be done as more and more families immigrate here.

I have kids in FCPS. And I have enough education to know this: I am proposing solutions to the problems we have that can be attained with the resources we have. You are proposing solutions to the problems you wish we had, in a world with unlimited resources. And speaking of scare resources. Yes, we would spend more on schools. Hopefully, that would be offset by new tax revenue from people who can work legally. But increased enforcement also costs more money. And we would get no corresponding offset as people melt into the shadows.

Sometimes adulting requires working with the reality we have not the reality we want. You want to deport millions of people with no extra resources and without increasing taxes.

That isn’t reality.

[Anonymous]

so the raids didn't happen? what happened?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Interesting, long list of possible reforms that many Dems could get behind about 4 posts above. And deafening silence from MAGAts and the WHAT DO WE DO WITH THEM hysterics.

Responses?

Raise taxes on the middle class workers to pay for all the associated costs. In areas likely to absorb a larger influx of children, prepare teachers and schools for larger classes and increased operational costs. Hire more social workers, counselors, school nurses, and ESOL and special education teachers.

Ummm no. Giving people already here workin, but under the table, a legal work visa means that they are paying taxes. And very importantly as Boomers age out, paying into SS without drawing benefits, or full benefits in the future. How much are people working for cash paying in taxes, FICA etc? If they are going to work, isn’t it better they do so openly and contribute economically?

PP here. What you've said does not negate what I wrote. Maybe you work for a public school system...if you don't, then you can't imagine all that will need to be done as more and more families immigrate here.

I have kids in FCPS. And I have enough education to know this: I am proposing solutions to the problems we have that can be attained with the resources we have. You are proposing solutions to the problems you wish we had, in a world with unlimited resources. And speaking of scare resources. Yes, we would spend more on schools. Hopefully, that would be offset by new tax revenue from people who can work legally. But increased enforcement also costs more money. And we would get no corresponding offset as people melt into the shadows.

Sometimes adulting requires working with the reality we have not the reality we want. You want to deport millions of people with no extra resources and without increasing taxes.

That isn’t reality.

Here's my response: Please work for one month in an extremely rural or urban crowded school with large numbers of children who are struggling academically and behaviorally. Then come share why we shouldn't tighten our borders.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Interesting, long list of possible reforms that many Dems could get behind about 4 posts above. And deafening silence from MAGAts and the WHAT DO WE DO WITH THEM hysterics.

Responses?

Raise taxes on the middle class workers to pay for all the associated costs. In areas likely to absorb a larger influx of children, prepare teachers and schools for larger classes and increased operational costs. Hire more social workers, counselors, school nurses, and ESOL and special education teachers.

Ummm no. Giving people already here workin, but under the table, a legal work visa means that they are paying taxes. And very importantly as Boomers age out, paying into SS without drawing benefits, or full benefits in the future. How much are people working for cash paying in taxes, FICA etc? If they are going to work, isn’t it better they do so openly and contribute economically?

PP here. What you've said does not negate what I wrote. Maybe you work for a public school system...if you don't, then you can't imagine all that will need to be done as more and more families immigrate here.

I have kids in FCPS. And I have enough education to know this: I am proposing solutions to the problems we have that can be attained with the resources we have. You are proposing solutions to the problems you wish we had, in a world with unlimited resources. And speaking of scare resources. Yes, we would spend more on schools. Hopefully, that would be offset by new tax revenue from people who can work legally. But increased enforcement also costs more money. And we would get no corresponding offset as people melt into the shadows.

Sometimes adulting requires working with the reality we have not the reality we want. You want to deport millions of people with no extra resources and without increasing taxes.

That isn’t reality.

Here's my response: Please work for one month in an extremely rural or urban crowded school with large numbers of children who are struggling academically and behaviorally. Then come share why we shouldn't tighten our borders.

Several elementary schools in Herndon and Annandale are classic examples of this