Anonymous
03/30/2019 11:19
Subject: Is there or isn’t there a crisis on the border?
Forgive me for this naive question, but why are the laws/policies not being introduced that would let the “asylum seekers” to be turned away? Also There is a “wait in Mexico” program, but is it only at the California checkpoints? I have read that the border agents and facilities are so overwhelmed that large numbers of “asylum seekers” are being released into the us without even having been processed, which supposedly means it’s like an officially blessed illegal entry?
Anonymous
03/30/2019 10:34
Subject: Is there or isn’t there a crisis on the border?
And after the offer has been made, are they actually signing the agents? These people are well under 50.
Anonymous
03/30/2019 10:31
Subject: Re:Is there or isn’t there a crisis on the border?
Are we aware if sector leadership s retaining CBP agents who are able to retire? I know there is a $10,000 bonus to stay on for 3 extra years but, are previously politicized sector leaders offering this bonus to all agents?
Hmmm.
Hmmm.
Anonymous
03/30/2019 10:30
Subject: Is there or isn’t there a crisis on the border?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Apparently some of you either don't know or don't care that closing the border will hurt American businesses and probably just make the problems even worse.
Please share YOUR solution...
There are lots of things that could be done. We don't have a shortage of jobs, unemployment is at a low, we hire them anyhow, that's who's picking your vegetables, who's working the grill at your favorite diner, who cleans your office, who's building the office building a block over. So how about reforming the worker visa process for starters? And thereby get them legally paying more into taxes et cetera? Let more workers come legally, shutting down a lot of the human smuggling and other activity? Less people asking for asylum? And how about legalizing marijuana, shutting down a lot of the drug smuggling? And how about actually addressing the opioid problem to reduce some of the other illegal drug smuggling? And how about so many other things that would reduce the need for illegal crossings? And how about we start working more effectively with El Salvador and Honduras to stabilize those countries so that less people are trying to flee them?
But no, let's ignore those and a thousand other possible things that could be done and just focus solely on building a wall.
Good luck with your laundry list. It worked oh so well for your last President, didn’t it? Shut Down the Border - illegal invasion stopped pronto. What’s not to like? Or are you really for Hillary’s “open border” policy?
I hope he does shut it down because the economic devastation let loose will piss off businesses big time. Trump is his own worst enemy. Let him wreak havoc on all the people who depend on the thousands of legal border crossings that happen every day and see what happens to his poll numbers. idiot.
Anonymous
03/30/2019 10:14
Subject: Is there or isn’t there a crisis on the border?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Apparently some of you either don't know or don't care that closing the border will hurt American businesses and probably just make the problems even worse.
Please share YOUR solution...
There are lots of things that could be done. We don't have a shortage of jobs, unemployment is at a low, we hire them anyhow, that's who's picking your vegetables, who's working the grill at your favorite diner, who cleans your office, who's building the office building a block over. So how about reforming the worker visa process for starters? And thereby get them legally paying more into taxes et cetera? Let more workers come legally, shutting down a lot of the human smuggling and other activity? Less people asking for asylum? And how about legalizing marijuana, shutting down a lot of the drug smuggling? And how about actually addressing the opioid problem to reduce some of the other illegal drug smuggling? And how about so many other things that would reduce the need for illegal crossings? And how about we start working more effectively with El Salvador and Honduras to stabilize those countries so that less people are trying to flee them?
But no, let's ignore those and a thousand other possible things that could be done and just focus solely on building a wall.
Good luck with your laundry list. It worked oh so well for your last President, didn’t it? Shut Down the Border - illegal invasion stopped pronto. What’s not to like? Or are you really for Hillary’s “open border” policy?
What's not to like is that it will hurt a lot of legitimate business, it will hurt trade, you can expect much of your produce to vanish from your grocery store, et cetera.
That's the problem with conservatives, they constantly come up with knee-jerk simplistic answers to complicated issues and never think of the consequences.
Speak for yourself, my friend. The invasion must S-T-O-P.
DO whatever it takes. Stop making excuses.
Anonymous
03/30/2019 10:10
Subject: Is there or isn’t there a crisis on the border?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Apparently some of you either don't know or don't care that closing the border will hurt American businesses and probably just make the problems even worse.
Please share YOUR solution...
There are lots of things that could be done. We don't have a shortage of jobs, unemployment is at a low, we hire them anyhow, that's who's picking your vegetables, who's working the grill at your favorite diner, who cleans your office, who's building the office building a block over. So how about reforming the worker visa process for starters? And thereby get them legally paying more into taxes et cetera? Let more workers come legally, shutting down a lot of the human smuggling and other activity? Less people asking for asylum? And how about legalizing marijuana, shutting down a lot of the drug smuggling? And how about actually addressing the opioid problem to reduce some of the other illegal drug smuggling? And how about so many other things that would reduce the need for illegal crossings? And how about we start working more effectively with El Salvador and Honduras to stabilize those countries so that less people are trying to flee them?
But no, let's ignore those and a thousand other possible things that could be done and just focus solely on building a wall.
Good luck with your laundry list. It worked oh so well for your last President, didn’t it? Shut Down the Border - illegal invasion stopped pronto. What’s not to like? Or are you really for Hillary’s “open border” policy?
What's not to like is that it will hurt a lot of legitimate business, it will hurt trade, you can expect much of your produce to vanish from your grocery store, et cetera.
That's the problem with conservatives, they constantly come up with knee-jerk simplistic answers to complicated issues and never think of the consequences.
Anonymous
03/30/2019 09:37
Subject: Is there or isn’t there a crisis on the border?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Apparently some of you either don't know or don't care that closing the border will hurt American businesses and probably just make the problems even worse.
Please share YOUR solution...
There are lots of things that could be done. We don't have a shortage of jobs, unemployment is at a low, we hire them anyhow, that's who's picking your vegetables, who's working the grill at your favorite diner, who cleans your office, who's building the office building a block over. So how about reforming the worker visa process for starters? And thereby get them legally paying more into taxes et cetera? Let more workers come legally, shutting down a lot of the human smuggling and other activity? Less people asking for asylum? And how about legalizing marijuana, shutting down a lot of the drug smuggling? And how about actually addressing the opioid problem to reduce some of the other illegal drug smuggling? And how about so many other things that would reduce the need for illegal crossings? And how about we start working more effectively with El Salvador and Honduras to stabilize those countries so that less people are trying to flee them?
But no, let's ignore those and a thousand other possible things that could be done and just focus solely on building a wall.
Anonymous
03/30/2019 09:15
Subject: Is there or isn’t there a crisis on the border?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Again, no President has yet to effectively address the border crisis. Let’s hope the current President finally does.
Given that it's getting worse under him, I'm not holding my breath.
They need to change the law and allow them to turn the people back. And, they also need to eliminate the law giving amnesty to someone who can "sponsor" a child.
When Obama's DHS secretary and Obama's ICE director both say there is a crisis, it seems like the Dems would listen.
Anonymous
03/30/2019 09:06
Subject: Is there or isn’t there a crisis on the border?
Anonymous wrote:
Again, no President has yet to effectively address the border crisis. Let’s hope the current President finally does.
Given that it's getting worse under him, I'm not holding my breath.
Anonymous
03/30/2019 08:55
Subject: Is there or isn’t there a crisis on the border?
Again, no President has yet to effectively address the border crisis. Let’s hope the current President finally does.
Anonymous
03/30/2019 08:44
Subject: Is there or isn’t there a crisis on the border?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Community....ahem...caravans' organizers is People Without Borders, liberal organization founded to protect rights of illegal aliens in the USAnonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's a true crisis. Border Control Chief says on track for 100,000 in March 2019 alone:
by Anna Giaritelli
| March 27, 2019 10:35 AM
"...CBP Chief Operating Officer John Sanders told attendees of the Border Security Expo this week a major reason for the recent surge in border apprehensions is due to large numbers of people illegally crossing together, rather than a handful at a time.
In fiscal 2017, CBP documented two groups of 100 people or more. The number of group apprehensions jumped to 13 in 2018 and have spiked to 93 just in the first six months of fiscal 2019.
Sanders said CBP is on track to have taken 100,000 people into custody at the U.S.-Mexico border the month of March. More than one-third of that number is expected to be children."
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/border-patrol-apprehended-more-people-monday-than-any-day-in-the-last-10-years
CBP has a $14.7 Billion budget. They should be able to this with no problems.
Gee. Seems the border and illegal immigration problem actually got worse when you all elected a guy who was supposedly going to get tough on the border and illegal immigration.and importing more of them in the US.
It's totally liberal - you can tell by their insane agenda. ''Asylum'' HOAX is a PWB creation. PWD sabotages the US laws and - indeed - Trump.
Which is great. Trump will close the southern border and we shell see how happy Mexico will be about the cut of flow of millions of the US dollars earned by it's citizens in the US and spent in Mexico. And how average Mexican citizens who cross the border every business day every week of the year will greet the invaders. And how happy they will get when their US citizens kids will not be able to cross the border to go to school on the US.
They are not PC as you may know.
It will be interesting.
+ 1,000,000 - It’s about time.
No President has been able to fix it.
When we shut it down,
perhaps Mexico will finally step up.
We shall see how Mexico responds
to the border shut down.
Political beat poetry, that's a nice change of pace.
Anonymous
03/30/2019 08:38
Subject: Is there or isn’t there a crisis on the border?
Anonymous wrote:Apparently some of you either don't know or don't care that closing the border will hurt American businesses and probably just make the problems even worse.
Please share YOUR solution...
Anonymous
03/30/2019 08:37
Subject: Is there or isn’t there a crisis on the border?
Apparently some of you either don't know or don't care that closing the border will hurt American businesses and probably just make the problems even worse.
Anonymous
03/30/2019 06:08
Subject: Is there or isn’t there a crisis on the border?
Anonymous wrote:Community....ahem...caravans' organizers is People Without Borders, liberal organization founded to protect rights of illegal aliens in the USAnonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's a true crisis. Border Control Chief says on track for 100,000 in March 2019 alone:
by Anna Giaritelli
| March 27, 2019 10:35 AM
"...CBP Chief Operating Officer John Sanders told attendees of the Border Security Expo this week a major reason for the recent surge in border apprehensions is due to large numbers of people illegally crossing together, rather than a handful at a time.
In fiscal 2017, CBP documented two groups of 100 people or more. The number of group apprehensions jumped to 13 in 2018 and have spiked to 93 just in the first six months of fiscal 2019.
Sanders said CBP is on track to have taken 100,000 people into custody at the U.S.-Mexico border the month of March. More than one-third of that number is expected to be children."
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/border-patrol-apprehended-more-people-monday-than-any-day-in-the-last-10-years
CBP has a $14.7 Billion budget. They should be able to this with no problems.
Gee. Seems the border and illegal immigration problem actually got worse when you all elected a guy who was supposedly going to get tough on the border and illegal immigration.
It's totally liberal - you can tell by their insane agenda. ''Asylum'' HOAX is a PWB creation. PWD sabotages the US laws and - indeed - Trump.
Which is great. Trump will close the southern border and we shell see how happy Mexico will be about the cut of flow of millions of the US dollars earned by it's citizens in the US and spent in Mexico. And how average Mexican citizens who cross the border every business day every week of the year will greet the invaders. And how happy they will get when their US citizens kids will not be able to cross the border to go to school on the US.
They are not PC as you may know.
It will be interesting.
+ 1,000,000 - It’s about time.
No President has been able to fix it.
When we shut it down,
perhaps Mexico will finally step up.
We shall see how Mexico responds
to the border shut down.
Anonymous
03/29/2019 21:58
Subject: Re:Is there or isn’t there a crisis on the border?
Anonymous wrote:Sounds like Trump is really screwing up this immigration thing.
Just one in a long, long list of things he has screwed up.