Anonymous wrote:https://www.justice.gov/archives/opa/pr/justice-labor-departments-reach-settlements-facebook-resolving-claims-discrimination-against

https://www.justice.gov/archives/opa/pr/justice-department-secures-25-million-landmark-agreement-apple-resolve-employment

I am totally against high skilled illegal immigration. Biden let them off the hook with a slap on the wrist. All the stuff about Trump and h-1b is just lip service. He started those cases, and Pam Bondi has already prioritized these types of cases. Thank you very much. There is quite a bit to do here. You can see that Biden didn't do anything about the numerous companies doing the same. You can go into today's Wapo and search for any number of companies hiding mail in applications with misspelled skills. https://jobs.washingtonpost.com/job/250790230/software-engineers/ https://jobs.washingtonpost.com/job/250787554/multi-ft-permanent-positons/

Do you know how many times Democrats tried to pass Amnesty in the reconciliation packages? I counted it getting rejected by the parliamentarian at least four times. The real rub is Biden didn't say two words about immigration on his campaign trail, they talked about economic inequality and what not. They didn't do a thing about economic inequality, despite actually having the tools to do so. They spent most of their prime legislative meetings, trying to pass amnesty and Green cards for tech workers in the Chips act. Maybe Trump isn't going to get everything he wants, but he is going in the right direction.

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Anonymous wrote:https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-receives-unanimous-endorsement-from-border-patrol-union

Trump was endorsed by the Border Patrol Union. Kamala is endorsed by open borders groups. The lie that she would secure our border is preposterous.

Kamala Harris is backing the Bipartisan Border Bill, which was endorsed by the Border Patrol Union, but which Trump had killed, because he prefers theater and chaos to actually governing.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-receives-unanimous-endorsement-from-border-patrol-union

Trump was endorsed by the Border Patrol Union. Kamala is endorsed by open borders groups. The lie that she would secure our border is preposterous.

Kamala Harris is backing the Bipartisan Border Bill, which was endorsed by the Border Patrol Union, but which Trump had killed, because he prefers theater and chaos to actually governing.

Anonymous wrote:https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-receives-unanimous-endorsement-from-border-patrol-union

Trump was endorsed by the Border Patrol Union. Kamala is endorsed by open borders groups. The lie that she would secure our border is preposterous.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Fine. I’ll answer for MAGA, since they can’t.

There were only two major border security bills presented during Trump’s administration: H.R. 6136 and H.R. 4760.

—H.R. 6136: Nearly half the Republican Party voted against it, and all Democrats opposed it.

—H.R. 4760: 41 Republicans voted against it, with 193 in favor, and once again, not a single Democrat voted for it.

Trump failed to rally his own party to pass meaningful immigration reform. His inability to understand that successful legislation requires compromise is a key reason he failed to deliver on one of his central promises.

This also contradicts the narrative that “only Trump can save America.” Passing legislation requires cooperation across the entire government, not just executive orders or unilateral actions. Trump acts in his own self-interest, as seen when he intentionally sabotaged the most comprehensive border security bill in 2024—a bipartisan effort that included nearly everything Republicans had been asking for. He killed the bill for one reason: to keep the issue alive for his own campaign, for his won self serving political gain.

Passing legislation isn’t about being perfect; it’s about compromise to serve the best interests of the American people.

There is no need for legislation. Biden has finally bothered to do something under current law and it's helping.

Exactly. The President can secure the border with executive orders and agreements with foreign countries. That’s what Trump did. Biden blew the border up by ending Trump’s executive orders. Biden said he couldn’t do anything to fix the border, but six months before an election, he issued an executive order that dropped the numbers at the border.

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Anonymous wrote:I was literally screaming at the TV when Trump kept asking her why she hasn’t done such-and-such on immigration in her 3 1/2 years in office. She is not president! He was! Why didn’t HE get it done?

He did. Biden/Harris came in on day one and started undoing what Trump did. They even stopped existing contracts to build wall and paid penalties for breach of contract. Then Congress passed a law saying they had to give the leftover material to border states to let them build a wall, and Biden/Harris sold off the material before the law took effect.
And of course Trump from day one managed to avoid using parole to let in illegals.

Does he have a better policy than putting kids in cages this time?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Fine. I’ll answer for MAGA, since they can’t.

There were only two major border security bills presented during Trump’s administration: H.R. 6136 and H.R. 4760.

—H.R. 6136: Nearly half the Republican Party voted against it, and all Democrats opposed it.

—H.R. 4760: 41 Republicans voted against it, with 193 in favor, and once again, not a single Democrat voted for it.

Trump failed to rally his own party to pass meaningful immigration reform. His inability to understand that successful legislation requires compromise is a key reason he failed to deliver on one of his central promises.

This also contradicts the narrative that “only Trump can save America.” Passing legislation requires cooperation across the entire government, not just executive orders or unilateral actions. Trump acts in his own self-interest, as seen when he intentionally sabotaged the most comprehensive border security bill in 2024—a bipartisan effort that included nearly everything Republicans had been asking for. He killed the bill for one reason: to keep the issue alive for his own campaign, for his won self serving political gain.

Passing legislation isn’t about being perfect; it’s about compromise to serve the best interests of the American people.

There is no need for legislation. Biden has finally bothered to do something under current law and it's helping.

Anonymous wrote:Fine. I’ll answer for MAGA, since they can’t.

There were only two major border security bills presented during Trump’s administration: H.R. 6136 and H.R. 4760.

—H.R. 6136: Nearly half the Republican Party voted against it, and all Democrats opposed it.

—H.R. 4760: 41 Republicans voted against it, with 193 in favor, and once again, not a single Democrat voted for it.

Trump failed to rally his own party to pass meaningful immigration reform. His inability to understand that successful legislation requires compromise is a key reason he failed to deliver on one of his central promises.

This also contradicts the narrative that “only Trump can save America.” Passing legislation requires cooperation across the entire government, not just executive orders or unilateral actions. Trump acts in his own self-interest, as seen when he intentionally sabotaged the most comprehensive border security bill in 2024—a bipartisan effort that included nearly everything Republicans had been asking for. He killed the bill for one reason: to keep the issue alive for his own campaign, for his won self serving political gain.

Passing legislation isn’t about being perfect; it’s about compromise to serve the best interests of the American people.

Anonymous wrote:Fine. I’ll answer for MAGA, since they can’t.

There were only two major border security bills presented during Trump’s administration: H.R. 6136 and H.R. 4760.

—H.R. 6136: Nearly half the Republican Party voted against it, and all Democrats opposed it.

—H.R. 4760: 41 Republicans voted against it, with 193 in favor, and once again, not a single Democrat voted for it.

Trump failed to rally his own party to pass meaningful immigration reform. His inability to understand that successful legislation requires compromise is a key reason he failed to deliver on one of his central promises.

This also contradicts the narrative that “only Trump can save America.” Passing legislation requires cooperation across the entire government, not just executive orders or unilateral actions. Trump acts in his own self-interest, as seen when he intentionally sabotaged the most comprehensive border security bill in 2024—a bipartisan effort that included nearly everything Republicans had been asking for. He killed the bill for one reason: to keep the issue alive for his own campaign, for his won self serving political gain.

Passing legislation isn’t about being perfect; it’s about compromise to serve the best interests of the American people.

Anonymous wrote:I was literally screaming at the TV when Trump kept asking her why she hasn’t done such-and-such on immigration in her 3 1/2 years in office. She is not president! He was! Why didn’t HE get it done?