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Anonymous wrote:Ok troll.

100% sincere, not a troll. I live in Montgomery myself (Chevy Chase View, specifically) and I know that many of my immediate neighbors and most people in the county support immigrants and hate what TX and FL is doing to them. So we need to lobby those officials in TX and FL to send
them here, where they receive the help they need.

Most people in the County supporting immigrants does not mean that we want to pay yet higher taxes for even more social services for immigrants. Look, certain schools in MoCo are now largely focused on bringing up the bottom (typically the immigrants from Central America, many who are illiterate in their native tongues). I moved to MoCo for the schools, yet ended up having to pay for private, at extreme cost, to simply insure that my kids got some teacher attention.

Speak for yourself. I would happily pay higher taxes for programs that brought more migrants here as took care of them. And I support raising your taxes too, because I and those who care about these people shouldn’t have to do it alone. You can afford to chip in some more, too.

With just what you’re spending on a private each year ((to keep your precious little darlings away from brown children)) you could help dozens of people from other countries who came here with nothing. That’s how much your taxes should be raised - by whatever you’re paying in tuition each year. You can clearly afford it.

I would prefer that money to go into a fund for reparations rather than people who have no ties here and often break laws along the way. Not to mention we don't have any background info on these people or medical histories.

We can do both. It just requires electing people who aren’t afraid to raise taxes to a level where it’s possible to do real good for people.

The money is there. What’s lacking is the courage to tell people they need to pay their fair share.

Pay my “fair share” to support illegal immigrants. I don’t think so. Most Americans are not willing to live in the communist utopia you have in mind.

Someone’s poor education is showing. You clearly went to public schools somewhere in the mouth-breathing South

Doesn’t matter what racist hillbilly transplants like you think, you’re a tiny minority here in this county and we will steamroll you at the polls when we elect people who are willing to tax the rich to save the lives of the poor.

So get ready to pay up, sucker.

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Anonymous wrote:Why are people talking about Florida and Ron DeSantis? The only undocumented immigrants Florida gets are from Cuba and they are welcomed with open arms. What am I missing here?

You obviously don’t keep up with current events or at least didn’t follow the news for some period of time. Back when DeSantis was a presidential candidate, he decided to get himself some free publicity and score points with Republican voters by using *Florida’s* funds to pay for undocumented immigrants to be flown from Texas and dropped off in cities where the Democrats have a stronghold. No one was notified they were coming. Spreading the burden and chaos was the point, by making the libs deal with what Texas deals with everyday. The people who loaded the immigrants onto planes lied to them and told them social services would be available to help them when they landed. They were literally just told what direction to walk in when leaving the airport. This was even done in the cold of winter, despite the immigrants not having warm clothing or winter coats.

Anonymous wrote:DeSantis was literally using humans as pawns. I wouldn't be surprised if he doesn't even consider them human. To treat another person like he's done with these poor people is absolutely despicable.

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Anonymous wrote:Ok troll.

100% sincere, not a troll. I live in Montgomery myself (Chevy Chase View, specifically) and I know that many of my immediate neighbors and most people in the county support immigrants and hate what TX and FL is doing to them. So we need to lobby those officials in TX and FL to send
them here, where they receive the help they need.

Most people in the County supporting immigrants does not mean that we want to pay yet higher taxes for even more social services for immigrants. Look, certain schools in MoCo are now largely focused on bringing up the bottom (typically the immigrants from Central America, many who are illiterate in their native tongues). I moved to MoCo for the schools, yet ended up having to pay for private, at extreme cost, to simply insure that my kids got some teacher attention.

Speak for yourself. I would happily pay higher taxes for programs that brought more migrants here as took care of them. And I support raising your taxes too, because I and those who care about these people shouldn’t have to do it alone. You can afford to chip in some more, too.

With just what you’re spending on a private each year ((to keep your precious little darlings away from brown children)) you could help dozens of people from other countries who came here with nothing. That’s how much your taxes should be raised - by whatever you’re paying in tuition each year. You can clearly afford it.

I would prefer that money to go into a fund for reparations rather than people who have no ties here and often break laws along the way. Not to mention we don't have any background info on these people or medical histories.

We can do both. It just requires electing people who aren’t afraid to raise taxes to a level where it’s possible to do real good for people.

The money is there. What’s lacking is the courage to tell people they need to pay their fair share.

Pay my “fair share” to support illegal immigrants. I don’t think so. Most Americans are not willing to live in the communist utopia you have in mind.

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Anonymous wrote:Ok troll.

100% sincere, not a troll. I live in Montgomery myself (Chevy Chase View, specifically) and I know that many of my immediate neighbors and most people in the county support immigrants and hate what TX and FL is doing to them. So we need to lobby those officials in TX and FL to send
them here, where they receive the help they need.

Most people in the County supporting immigrants does not mean that we want to pay yet higher taxes for even more social services for immigrants. Look, certain schools in MoCo are now largely focused on bringing up the bottom (typically the immigrants from Central America, many who are illiterate in their native tongues). I moved to MoCo for the schools, yet ended up having to pay for private, at extreme cost, to simply insure that my kids got some teacher attention.

Speak for yourself. I would happily pay higher taxes for programs that brought more migrants here as took care of them. And I support raising your taxes too, because I and those who care about these people shouldn’t have to do it alone. You can afford to chip in some more, too.

With just what you’re spending on a private each year ((to keep your precious little darlings away from brown children)) you could help dozens of people from other countries who came here with nothing. That’s how much your taxes should be raised - by whatever you’re paying in tuition each year. You can clearly afford it.

I would prefer that money to go into a fund for reparations rather than people who have no ties here and often break laws along the way. Not to mention we don't have any background info on these people or medical histories.

We can do both. It just requires electing people who aren’t afraid to raise taxes to a level where it’s possible to do real good for people.

The money is there. What’s lacking is the courage to tell people they need to pay their fair share.

Pay my “fair share” to support illegal immigrants. I don’t think so. Most Americans are not willing to live in the communist utopia you have in mind.

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Anonymous wrote:It appears that no matter what any president (or governor) does to try to stop the flow of migrants it works at first but eventually the numbers increase again. That is because whatever they encounter on their trip to the border and whatever they encounter once they get there or into the US is not worse than the life they are trying to leave. People in the US who don't understand this and appear to think they are coming here to ruin our lives are very ignorant and entitled.

It really doesn't matter "why" people are coming here. That shouldn't be their choice.

Easy for you to say due to your fortunate accident of birth.

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Anonymous wrote:Ok troll.

100% sincere, not a troll. I live in Montgomery myself (Chevy Chase View, specifically) and I know that many of my immediate neighbors and most people in the county support immigrants and hate what TX and FL is doing to them. So we need to lobby those officials in TX and FL to send them here, where they receive the help they need.

Most people in the County supporting immigrants does not mean that we want to pay yet higher taxes for even more social services for immigrants. Look, certain schools in MoCo are now largely focused on bringing up the bottom (typically the immigrants from Central America, many who are illiterate in their native tongues). I moved to MoCo for the schools, yet ended up having to pay for private, at extreme cost, to simply insure that my kids got some teacher attention.

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Anonymous wrote:Ok troll.

100% sincere, not a troll. I live in Montgomery myself (Chevy Chase View, specifically) and I know that many of my immediate neighbors and most people in the county support immigrants and hate what TX and FL is doing to them. So we need to lobby those officials in TX and FL to send them here, where they receive the help they need.

Most people in the County supporting immigrants does not mean that we want to pay yet higher taxes for even more social services for immigrants. Look, certain schools in MoCo are now largely focused on bringing up the bottom (typically the immigrants from Central America, many who are illiterate in their native tongues). I moved to MoCo for the schools, yet ended up having to pay for private, at extreme cost, to simply insure that my kids got some teacher attention.

Speak for yourself. I would happily pay higher taxes for programs that brought more migrants here as took care of them. And I support raising your taxes too, because I and those who care about these people shouldn’t have to do it alone. You can afford to chip in some more, too.

With just what you’re spending on a private each year ((to keep your precious little darlings away from brown children)) you could help dozens of people from other countries who came here with nothing. That’s how much your taxes should be raised - by whatever you’re paying in tuition each year. You can clearly afford it.

I would prefer that money to go into a fund for reparations rather than people who have no ties here and often break laws along the way. Not to mention we don't have any background info on these people or medical histories.

We can do both. It just requires electing people who aren’t afraid to raise taxes to a level where it’s possible to do real good for people.

The money is there. What’s lacking is the courage to tell people they need to pay their fair share.

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Anonymous wrote:Ok troll.

100% sincere, not a troll. I live in Montgomery myself (Chevy Chase View, specifically) and I know that many of my immediate neighbors and most people in the county support immigrants and hate what TX and FL is doing to them. So we need to lobby those officials in TX and FL to send
them here, where they receive the help they need.

Most people in the County supporting immigrants does not mean that we want to pay yet higher taxes for even more social services for immigrants. Look, certain schools in MoCo are now largely focused on bringing up the bottom (typically the immigrants from Central America, many who are illiterate in their native tongues). I moved to MoCo for the schools, yet ended up having to pay for private, at extreme cost, to simply insure that my kids got some teacher attention.

Speak for yourself. I would happily pay higher taxes for programs that brought more migrants here as took care of them. And I support raising your taxes too, because I and those who care about these people shouldn’t have to do it alone. You can afford to chip in some more, too.

With just what you’re spending on a private each year ((to keep your precious little darlings away from brown children)) you could help dozens of people from other countries who came here with nothing. That’s how much your taxes should be raised - by whatever you’re paying in tuition each year. You can clearly afford it.

I would prefer that money to go into a fund for reparations rather than people who have no ties here and often break laws along the way. Not to mention we don't have any background info on these people or medical histories.

We can do both. It just requires electing people who aren’t afraid to raise taxes to a level where it’s possible to do real good for people.

The money is there. What’s lacking is the courage to tell people they need to pay their fair share.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ok troll.

100% sincere, not a troll. I live in Montgomery myself (Chevy Chase View, specifically) and I know that many of my immediate neighbors and most people in the county support immigrants and hate what TX and FL is doing to them. So we need to lobby those officials in TX and FL to send them here, where they receive the help they need.

Most people in the County supporting immigrants does not mean that we want to pay yet higher taxes for even more social services for immigrants. Look, certain schools in MoCo are now largely focused on bringing up the bottom (typically the immigrants from Central America, many who are illiterate in their native tongues). I moved to MoCo for the schools, yet ended up having to pay for private, at extreme cost, to simply insure that my kids got some teacher attention.

Speak for yourself. I would happily pay higher taxes for programs that brought more migrants here as took care of them. And I support raising your taxes too, because I and those who care about these people shouldn’t have to do it alone. You can afford to chip in some more, too.

With just what you’re spending on a private each year ((to keep your precious little darlings away from brown children)) you could help dozens of people from other countries who came here with nothing. That’s how much your taxes should be raised - by whatever you’re paying in tuition each year. You can clearly afford it.

I would prefer that money to go into a fund for reparations rather than people who have no ties here and often break laws along the way. Not to mention we don't have any background info on these people or medical histories.

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Anonymous wrote:Why are people talking about Florida and Ron DeSantis? The only undocumented immigrants Florida gets are from Cuba and they are welcomed with open arms. What am I missing here?

You obviously don’t keep up with current events or at least didn’t follow the news for some period of time. Back when DeSantis was a presidential candidate, he decided to get himself some free publicity and score points with Republican voters by using *Florida’s* funds to pay for undocumented immigrants to be flown from Texas and dropped off in cities where the Democrats have a stronghold. No one was notified they were coming. Spreading the burden and chaos was the point, by making the libs deal with what Texas deals with everyday. The people who loaded the immigrants onto planes lied to them and told them social services would be available to help them when they landed. They were literally just told what direction to walk in when leaving the airport. This was even done in the cold of winter, despite the immigrants not having warm clothing or winter coats.

Anonymous wrote:Why are people talking about Florida and Ron DeSantis? The only undocumented immigrants Florida gets are from Cuba and they are welcomed with open arms. What am I missing here?