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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Can we just send all 1st generations back and have them all res tested?[/quote]

Trump is going to deport people born in the US if their parents weren't born here.

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I’m doubting he will deport anyone who is already here (hopefully a few criminals though), but the rest of what he says he will do is not going to happen.  He’s already backtracking and he’s not even in office yet.[/quote]
He didn't do it his first term either.
But he will declare victory at the first tiny bit of good news.

He will similarly point to the price of one commodity going down and declare victory on inflation

He will point to someone opening a factory with 27 jobs and say he is bringing jobs back to america.

The biggest effect he had last time around was taking away itemized deductions for UMC and cutting taxes for corporations and the weaelthy.

At least until COVID which started off pretty good with the restrcicted flights to china.  Then he shat the bed with masks and anti vaxx stance on a vaccine HE PUSHED FOR.
I am was shocked that he didn't take credit for a vaccine he had an actual role in bringing to market so quickly.[/quote]

He does take credit for it. He speaks about it at length, and points out that it's absurd to call him anti vax when he took so much action to bring the vaccine to market. He's called anti vax because he's anti vax *mandate*.  The left does not distinguish between being in favor of something, and mandating that everyone must do the things they are in favor of.  [/quote]

Then he is anti-science and he doesn't understand how vaccines like, the measle vaccine work effectively.  Eradicating measles relies on herd immunity.  Young infants cannot even get this vaccine until they are 1 years old.  They rely on the vaccine not circulating in the population for protection because measles is highly highly highly contagious.  If it is not mandated for most of the places that people want to go like schools and work,  it will not be possible to keep this virus away from our babies and other vulnerable people.  [/quote]

In addition to the Covid vaccine not even preventing spread of the virus so what you’re saying is complete nonsense, the millions of illegal aliens your party let into our country are not vaccinated. Don’t you care about that?  If they had gone through the legal process for immigration like the good immigrants had to do then they would have had health checks and vaccine requirements. But illegals just walk across and they spread diseases and you’re fine with it.[/quote]

My vaccinated son got whooping cough because at his high school they allowed hundreds of unvaccinated Afghans.  This is Alexandria.  [/quote]

I have sympathy for you but just wanted to note for the record that the whooping cough vaccine actually does not last very long. It’s something like a year. I know because when I migrated here legally and had to get all my vaccines out prove that I had recent boosters, that was one I needed to get again although I had a booster recently because unless you have had it in the past year, you don’t have antibodies. That’s why your son got it although he was vaccinated. But yes I agree that all immigrants should need to have health checks, not just the ones who follow our laws and legal process.[/quote]

Maybe - but the 50 Afghan kids in the school with pertussis probably were the reason too. Whooping cough is on the rise.  Along with other diseases because of unchecked immigration - we just can’t say it in Democratic strongholds and sanctuary cities. [/quote]

Whooping cough is also on the rise because American citizens are becoming increasingly anti-vaxx, lead by RFK, Jr. you can’t just blame migrants and be done. An unvaxxed American citizen is every bit as capable of transmitting as an documented migrant

Interesting article today in either the WaPo or NYT. It attributes the huge increase in whooping cough to COVID lockdown babies who missed the vaccine and never got it, plus post- COVID vaccine mistrust and more (American citizen, MAGA type) parents refusing to vaccinate.

Not every problem we have as a nation can be blamed on illegal immigrants. [/quote]

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