Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who exactly is fighting it?
Who exactly is pushing it?

GOP farmers.
No one really. It’s just campaign talk to win your sad little vote.

Anonymous wrote:Who exactly is fighting it?
Who exactly is pushing it?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nearly 20 million Americans are unemployed or underemployed. Meanwhile, 7 million people are working in the United States illegally,” said Rep. Lamar Smith, a Texas Republican who has introduced mandatory E-Verify legislation in multiple Congresses. “By expanding the E-Verify system to all U.S. employers, this bill will ensure that jobs only go to legal workers.

Too much common sense for pelosi

Everify goes against Democrat policy to import cheap workers for votes

Anonymous wrote:Nearly 20 million Americans are unemployed or underemployed. Meanwhile, 7 million people are working in the United States illegally,” said Rep. Lamar Smith, a Texas Republican who has introduced mandatory E-Verify legislation in multiple Congresses. “By expanding the E-Verify system to all U.S. employers, this bill will ensure that jobs only go to legal workers.

Too much common sense for pelosi

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Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:From the OP's article:

At least five of the women who were assaulted — in one case, bound with duct tape, raped and stabbed — were attacked not by migrant smugglers, who are often the perpetrators, but by on-duty Border Patrol agents and Customs officers.

Yeah, the Border Patrol agents are the bad guys! lolz

Yes, in this case they are.

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:From the OP's article:

At least five of the women who were assaulted — in one case, bound with duct tape, raped and stabbed — were attacked not by migrant smugglers, who are often the perpetrators, but by on-duty Border Patrol agents and Customs officers.

Yeah, the Border Patrol agents are the bad guys! lolz

jsteele wrote:From the OP's article:

At least five of the women who were assaulted — in one case, bound with duct tape, raped and stabbed — were attacked not by migrant smugglers, who are often the perpetrators, but by on-duty Border Patrol agents and Customs officers.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:From the OP's article:

At least five of the women who were assaulted — in one case, bound with duct tape, raped and stabbed — were attacked not by migrant smugglers, who are often the perpetrators, but by on-duty Border Patrol agents and Customs officers.

Helps to follow links:

But instead of taking them in for processing, the agent, Esteban Manzanares, had driven them to an isolated, wooded area 16 miles outside the border city of McAllen, Tex. There he sexually assaulted the friend and viciously attacked her and her mother, twisting their necks, slashing their wrists and leaving them, finally, to bleed in the brush. Then he led the 14-year-old girl to the tree.

So I guess the guy's name wasn't 'John Smith'

Why does his name matter?

Because the narrative here is 'white male is more dangerous'. It's important, then to make the distinction.

Huh? Paranoid much?

And who is to say he isn’t a white male?

This incident happened in 2014.

Esteban - https://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/alleged-sex-crimes-of-customs-and-border-patrol-agents/

And what does his race/ethnicity have to do with anything? He’s a US citizen.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:From the OP's article:

At least five of the women who were assaulted — in one case, bound with duct tape, raped and stabbed — were attacked not by migrant smugglers, who are often the perpetrators, but by on-duty Border Patrol agents and Customs officers.

Helps to follow links:

But instead of taking them in for processing, the agent, Esteban Manzanares, had driven them to an isolated, wooded area 16 miles outside the border city of McAllen, Tex. There he sexually assaulted the friend and viciously attacked her and her mother, twisting their necks, slashing their wrists and leaving them, finally, to bleed in the brush. Then he led the 14-year-old girl to the tree.

So I guess the guy's name wasn't 'John Smith'

Why does his name matter?

Because the narrative here is 'white male is more dangerous'. It's important, then to make the distinction.

Huh? Paranoid much?

And who is to say he isn’t a white male?

This incident happened in 2014.

Esteban - https://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/alleged-sex-crimes-of-customs-and-border-patrol-agents/

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:CBS has fact checked the president on this issue. He lied again.

This actually makes his point stronger. Weird gotcha