And I wouldn't be wrong.
Not really funny if they're too stupid. If it's dishonesty, then why? What's stupid is being dishonest about it because it's crystal clear what they support by supporting policies that favor open borders.
Why do Democrats want illegals pouring into this country?
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Not true, last December's Senate Bill that Trump was ready to sign before Rush told him he couldn't was passed with Democrat support, and even since then the new House has passed two measures that on border security that even included barrios and fencing where needed
The Democrats favor open borders is strictly Trump and talk radio disinformation, which it seems, you have bought and swallowed
None of those sources prove your claim that "illegals don't vote", anchovies.
That's why you cited no text from any of them.
So you say, anchovies.
Prove it.
Are you going to shitpost a few links with no evidence to back up your claims again?
floridafan
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Simply put, families should not be broken up, and children brought to this country at very young ages should be allowed to stay. Surely you know that Pres Obama returned more illegals than any other president.
Airstrip One
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Because they hate this country.
So you say.
You were silent when Obama did it, weren't you, cum gargler?
Why?
I'll understand if you can't explain, of course.
They seem to want to make the USA a shithole like the shitholes the illegals are supposedly "fleeing" from.
Typhus is now a problem in DEMOCRAT-dominated Los Angeles.
They are so stupid they must think we haven't seen the evidence.
Maybe anchovies will claim these aren't DEMOCRATS, or that "no borders" doesn't mean the same thing as "open borders."
YOU WERE SILENT WHILE OBAMA TORE FAMILIES APART, WEREN'T YOU, CUM GARGLER?
An unprecedented increase in the deportation of undocumented immigrants left an estimated 5,100 children languishing in U.S. foster homes — a troubling figure, according to a report from a New York-based advocacy group.
The “Shattered Families” report from the Applied Research Center, which the activist group says is the first to analyze national data related to the separation of families involved in deportations, offers a look at the human dimension of the highly contentious immigration debate.
The Obama administration deported 46,000 parents of children who are U.S. citizens in the first six months of 2011, the ARC report says.
Government data shows a total of 397,000 expulsions in fiscal year 2011, with half involving people with criminal records.
“This means that almost one in four people deported is the parent of a United States citizen child,” said Seth Freed Wessler, the report’s chief investigator and author. “ARC’s research has uncovered a troubling collateral effect of these deportations: Thousands of children enter the child welfare system and are often stuck there.”
Ross Feinstein, a spokesman for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, said “Our agency does work with individuals in removal proceedings to ensure they have ample opportunity to make important decisions regarding the care and custody of their children,” Feinstein said. “Furthermore, as outlined in the agency’s June 2010 Civil Enforcement Priorities memo, ICE will typically not detain individuals who are the primary caretakers of children, unless they are legally subject to mandatory detention based on the severity of their criminal history or their risk of flight.”
But once separated, the “Shattered Families” report says, the children face enormous obstacles to rejoining their parents, even though child welfare agencies are required by federal law to reunify them with parents who are able to care for them. Because child welfare authorities lack formal policies for dealing with deported parents, the report says, children often fall through the cracks.
After parents are deported, the researchers found that families remain separated for long periods, with child welfare agencies and juvenile courts often moving to terminate the parental rights of deported immigrants. Children who don’t have other immediate family are then put up for adoption.
“One of the most common responses from the hundreds of caseworkers and child welfare attorneys that we interviewed all over the country was something like, ‘When a parent is detained or deported, they basically fall off the face of the earth when it comes to the child welfare system,’” Wessler said.
The researchers concluded that controversial federal programs such as Secure Communities, which allows federal authorities to screen fingerprints of those arrested by local police in order to detect undocumented immigrants, had turned parts of the country into “deportation hot spots” where families were being torn apart. Critics have said that Secure Communities nets large numbers of noncriminal undocumented immigrants and takes the focus away from violent offenders.
“When we violate that commitment to keeping families together, when we take kids away from loving families, the result not only runs counter to the values that Americans place on families themselves,” said ARC President Rinku Sen. “It also starts to look a little too much like abduction to be tolerable.”
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/11/02/deportation-immigrant-children-foster-care_n_1072553.html
This is hard to argue against.
You didn't tell Obama that, did you, cum gargler?
YOU LOOKED THE OTHER WAY WHEN HE TORE BABIES FROM THEIR MOTHER'S ARMS, DIDN'T YOU, CUM GARGLER?
Alexis Molina was just 10 years old when his mother was abruptly cut out of his life and his childhood unraveled overnight. “She went for her papers,” he says. “And she never came back.”
Alexis’ father, Rony Molina, a landscaper, was born in Guatemala but lived here for 12 years and is an American citizen. Alexis and his 8-year-old brother, Steve, were Americans, too. So was their 19-year-old stepsister, Evelin. But their mother, Sandra, who lived here illegally, was deported to Guatemala in 2010.
“How can my country not allow a mother to be with her children, especially when they are so young and they need her?” Rony Molina asks. “And especially when they are Americans?”
Record number of American children are being left without a parent — despite President Barack Obama’s promise .
Nearly 45,000 such parents were removed in the first six months of 2012, said the federal department of Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
At least 5,100 U.S. citizen children in 22 states lived in foster care, according to an estimate by the Applied Research Center, a New York-based advocacy organization, which first reported on such cases in 2011.
And an unknown number of those children were put up for adoption against the wishes of their parents, who, once deported, are often helpless to fight when a U.S. judge decides that their children are better off here.
“I had no idea what was happening,” says Janna Hakim of the morning in 2010 when a loud knocking at her Brooklyn apartment door jolted her awake. It was the first Friday of Ramadan. Her Palestinian mother, Faten, was in the kitchen baking the pastries she sold to local stores.
Janna, then 16, and her siblings were all born here. None knew that their mother was in the U.S. illegally — or that a deportation order from years earlier meant she could be whisked away by ICE agents. “I am not a criminal. I am the mother of American children, and they need me, especially the younger ones,” she cried over the phone from Ramallah, where she is living with her own mother after 20 years away. “How can a country break up families like this?”
“When nursing mothers are torn from their babies, when children come home from school to find their parents missing, when all this is happening, the system just isn’t working, and we need to change it,” Obama said during his first run for president in 2008.
https://www.denverpost.com/2012/08/25/u-s-immigration-policy-splits-families-when-parents-are-deported/
they've been voting for things like the Secure Fence Act as well. why did they suddenly stop?
I'll answer = Trump Derangement Syndrome has mind fvcked them
floridafan
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The secure fence act has absolutely nothing to do with a 2000 mile $70 billion farce.
Republicans support this, the importation of Foreign Labor. Republicans are just smart enough to know that position doesn't generate Votes. Sadly, Dems have put themselves in the Trick Bag.
(I like that the Dems will be showcasing the Foreign Labor Trump is/has used at his Golf Courses. Foreign Labor is GREAT for the Wealthy, not so much for the Working Class)
You have made this case before Jack quite compellingly. You are certainly up on this topic and that is a good thing.
Anyone who endorses or otherwise defends illegal immigration is anti-immigrant.
Note the continuous equivocation between "illegal immigrants" in particular and "immigrants" in general. Anti-Trumpers have always said, without evidence, that Trump is anti-immigrant, even though he has married two immigrants. Democrats have painted themselves into a corner with this equivocation. Now they can't oppose illegal immigration lest they hang themselves with their anti-immigrant rope.
Note the continuous equivocation between "illegal immigrants" in particular and "immigrants" in general. Anti-Trumpers have always said, without evidence, that Trump is anti-immigrant, even though he has married two immigrants. Democrats have painted themselves into a corner with this equivocation. Now they can't oppose illegal immigration lest they hang themselves with their anti-immigrant rope.
hahahahaha ... yeah, we all have opinions around here. Funny, ... when I agree with others they ALL compliment me on my comments, but ... when I disagree with others, they ALL call me a fucking retarded asshole. 
Democrats hate white people.