Raids in northern virginia?
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Anonymous
| They pay sales tax? Is that supposed to be a joke? They are here illegally, using services, soaking up resources that should be going to support American Citizens who need help! It's too bad that under Obama Illegals got complacent and grew accustomed to being treated like celebrities. It must suck to have to go back to being treated like the criminals they are. Deport them all. Immediately. |
Anonymous
That's the problem - there's practically no legal way for them to immigrate into the country. There is huge US demand for cheap central American labor yet they can't get the visas. The problem is so bad that they spend thousands of dollars and put their lives at risk to be smuggled into the country. Our visa program is broken. |
Anonymous
Many of them use assumed social security numbers, et cetera - and as with any payroll, taxes on their wages are withheld and sent to state and federal treasury, SS et cetera, but at the same time, they are INELIGIBLE to receive a lot of benefits that regular Americans get. They do in fact pay quite a bit in, rather than soaking everything up. |
Anonymous
They can clear elden st in Herndon and Herndon will be safer Also local teenagers will start getting jobs They should throw the people in jail that hire these people of he streets for day labor |
Anonymous
> Then you know that during the last months of the Obama administration, the Social Security Adiministration EXPANDED the definition of "mental health" to include, among others, those on social security disability insurance (not just "mental") and those who have their financial affairs handled by a third party, right? And you know that under the Trump administration, it was this recent EXPANSION of regulatory power that was undone? You know that, right? If you don't. you might want to read a little deeper into the issue before offering your advocacy of limiting the constitutional rights of law-abiding citizens. |
Anonymous
Agreed. Like your relatives, we cannot just stand by while the Nazis do their thing. |
Anonymous
Obama deported more people than any other president thus far. It's sad that you're so blinded by your racism and bitterness that somehow translates into him treating them like celebrities. WTF is wrong with you? |
Anonymous
When TSA mandated that every screener be a U.S. citizen, there were predictions that "Americans wouldn't do those jobs." The predictions were wrong of course. And you've cited a single example without describing any details. Not convincing at all. |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
ICE Fights Back Against Fake News on Criminal Alien Arrests “Reports of ICE checkpoints and sweeps are false, dangerous and irresponsible,” ICE officials wrote in a statement. “These reports create mass panic and put communities and law enforcement personnel in unnecessary danger. Any groups falsely reporting such activities are doing a disservice to those they claim to support.” Media outlets have been reporting statements by community activists that appear to be aimed at instilling fear and false information about the ICE’s Operation Crosscheck, a program targeting criminal aliens and those with immigration court removal orders. “Our community has seen an increase of ICE activity where we have heard ICE agents are going to people’s homes and detaining people,” Cristina Jimenez, executive director of United We Dream, said, according to NBCNews. While not speaking directly to the on-going operation, ICE officials stated, “ICE regularly conducts targeted enforcement operations during which additional resources and personnel are dedicated to apprehending deportable foreign nationals. All enforcement activities are conducted with the same level of professionalism and respect that ICE officers exhibit every day.” “The focus of these operations is no different than the routine, targeted arrests carried out by ICE’s Fugitive Operations Teams on a daily basis,” the ICE statement concluded. |
Anonymous
Yup. One of them "assumed" my sisters SSN. She was on disability from a serious car wreck, and when the income was reported using her STOLEN SSN it was stopped. Three years later, it's still not fixed. Identity theft is a serious problem. Using someone else's SSN Is a big problem. It's not a benefit. |
Anonymous
| If we need more Laborers then they need to leave, get in line and come in legally . There is going to be a big door in the wall. Illegals that are not working or have a criminal record need to be sent back. If somebody has been employed and not illegally voted or broken the law it has been inferred they may be able to stay. |
Anonymous
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Lol. The illegals are rushing into Canada! Hopefully we can funnel the refugees from terror states up there too. They said they wanted them so maybe the president can open up the firehose!!
Thank you mr President! |
Anonymous
DP. Here's an example of how Americans won't work on farms, even if they pay more than minimum wage. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2013/05/15/north-carolina-needed-6500-farm-workers-only-7-americans-stuck-it-out/?utm_term=.3f7b4e09ef1e "That willingness, he finds, is basically nonexistent. Every year from 1998 to 2012, at least 130,000 North Carolinians were unemployed. Of those, the number who asked to be referred to NCGA was never above 268 (and that number was only reached in 2011, when 489,095 North Carolinians were unemployed). The share of unemployed asking for referrals never breached 0.09 percent. When native unemployed people are referred to NCGA, they're almost without exception hired; between 1998 and 2011, 97 percent of referred applicants were hired. But they don't tend to last. In 2011, 245 people were hired out of 268 referred, but only 163 (66.5 percent) of the hired applicants actually showed up to the first day of work. Worse, only seven lasted to the end of the growing season:" 
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Anonymous
| If you get rid of welfare and food stamps and section 8 and Medicaid Americans will work on farms. |