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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We like the area’s legal immigrants. They really contribute well to the hospitals, academia, business offices, and schools.

We dislike the area’s needy phony asylum, unskilled economic migrants. They are a net negative for the roads, EZ rooms, public schools, welfare, black market jobs/employers. [/quote]

Then instead of complaining here, how about you go out and lobby every Republican member of Congress to increase funding and resources to speed up processing, hearings and detention, and to [b]partner with the countries sending these migrants with concerted campaigns to counter the lies and false promises spread by the cartels who are falsely telling everyone they will be automatically accepted regardless of whether they qualify for asylum, to counter the lies that there are plentiful jobs for unskilled workers, to counter the lies that America will house and feed them for free.[/b]  And don't take no for an answer.[/quote]

This is something Biden and Harris should be doing.  But it seems they have poor relationships with leaders south of our country.  [/quote]

No oh great one, they do not care.  Wrap your little mind around that, they do not care.  There agenda is to bring in as many voters (legal or not), allow them to vote and ply them with free stuff and promises of the future for their families to come to this country.  All Biden (jeez, he's such an idiot) has to do is shut the border down, it really is that simple.  The damage is done, I would guess two to three plus million have already come in and they'll be another five million over the next two years.  Better learn Spanish.[/quote]

Truth [/quote]

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