Trump’s Border Ground Game Is Off to a Fast Start. To Guarantee Change Congress Must Do 3 Things

[stevil]

I won't argue with you on 2024 but to you have a total for his first term on let in and kick outs.

I was just reacting to your post which seems to say that Biden wasn't thinking of the illegal immigrants as being criminals.
Clearly under his administration illegal immigrants were be deported.

I understand that managing the border is very challenging for USA. And managing asylum seekers is very challenging because there are more seekers than USA is able to process.
Personally I don't agree with building a massively expensive wall that people can just climb over, and I don't agree with the "Stay in Mexico" policy, as real asylum seekers are showing that they are in danger where they are.

I am disgusted by the Rhetoric of Trump and some of his allies who say that "they" are sending their worst, sending their criminals, etc, and saying that they are eating pets and saying that they are poisoning the blood of USA.
But besides all that, I do agree that USA has the right to defend its borders and to assess who is coming in, and I understand that USA currently doesn't have the capability to deal with the large numbers coming through and trying to get processed.
The bipartisan Border bill that Biden's admin tried to pass seemed like a good step forward. Maybe the Republicans can use that now, or maybe come up with something similar, to allow more capability to process asylum applications expediently.

 

[Laodicean60]

I was just reacting to your post which seems to say that Biden wasn't thinking of the illegal immigrants as being criminals.
Clearly under his administration illegal immigrants were be deported.

I understand that managing the border is very challenging for USA. And managing asylum seekers is very challenging because there are more seekers than USA is able to process.
Personally I don't agree with building a massively expensive wall that people can just climb over, and I don't agree with the "Stay in Mexico" policy, as real asylum seekers are showing that they are in danger where they are.

I am disgusted by the Rhetoric of Trump and some of his allies who say that "they" are sending their worst, sending their criminals, etc, and saying that they are eating pets and saying that they are poisoning the blood of USA.
But besides all that, I do agree that USA has the right to defend its borders and to assess who is coming in, and I understand that USA currently doesn't have the capability to deal with the large numbers coming through and trying to get processed.
The bipartisan Border bill that Biden's admin tried to pass seemed like a good step forward. Maybe the Republicans can use that now, or maybe come up with something similar, to allow more capability to process asylum applications expediently.

I get the liberal point of view and I disagree we've been talking about it for 1.5 years since I came to these forums.

 

[KCfromNC]

No dogs mentioned lol.

No, just weird claims that a guy is talking about immigrants eating pets. And posts try to sell the idea that those "talking points in 2016 and now about Illegal immigration fall in line with previous presidents or what Obama said".

Still waiting to see quotes from Obama about immigrants eating pets. So far, nothing, just attempts to gaslight the people who know the current administration's views are not normal.

 

[KCfromNC]

I get the liberal point of view and I disagree

Weird how factual data is dismissed as simply a point of view.

 

[stevil]

Weird how factual data is dismissed as simply a point of view.

And interesting to hear that factual data is considered the "liberal point of view"
Where as alternative facts or divisive and hateful is considered "the voice of the right"