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There are many objective ways to gauge QoL. - - education levels, rate of uninsured, medium household incomes, etc.
MA leads Texas in virtually all of them save CoL, which is a product of MA's desirability.
Says the poster who wants to deport Dreamers. Even Gump is hesitant to do that.
Your quality of life might be talking about your MBA.
My quality of life is going into my backyard, jumping in the boat and doing some wakesurfing before coming back to the boatlift, firing up the grill and then hanging out in the pool or hot tub after eating some fajitas.
I can afford a nice house on the lake with a pool and outdoor kitchen 25 miles from downtown Houston. Could I afford it outside of Boston?
And yet there are hundreds of miles of wall, and fence already in place.
Just let it go, you dems are embarrassing yourselves.
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But some 700 miles of border fencing had already been completed along the country's nearly 2,000-mile border with Mexico, much of it during Barack Obama's presidency, as part of the Secure Fence Act of 2006, which was signed by George W. Bush.
Nearly 700 Miles of Fencing at the US-Mexico Border Already Exist - ABC News
This is true!
I think the new wall and upgrading of the existing structure of 700 miles, needs to go at least 50 feet underground, because those Mexicans use underground tunnels to get into USA and mostly perform blue collar jobs like lawn mowing, snow plowing, janitorial services, cleaning restrooms etc, that an American Citizen perhaps won't take for minimum wage.
The entire city of Boston is only 48 mi.². The US/Mexico border is roughly 2,000 miles. You guys really think the wall is only going to cost 14 billion?
Depends who's making the deal and who's palm is no longer getting greased.
I think the new wall and upgrading of the existing structure of 700 miles, needs to go at least 50 feet underground, because those Mexicans use underground tunnels to get into USA and mostly perform blue collar jobs like lawn mowing, snow plowing, janitorial services, cleaning restrooms etc, that an American Citizen perhaps won't take for minimum wage.
They use the tunnels to move primarily drugs. The illegals coming over aren't associated such luxuries.
You build a tunnel for moving things that make you thousands of dollars per pound not for something that makes you thirty dollars per pound. You don't risk a tunnel that can make millions of dollars a day for a group of people that might make you fifty thousand in a day.
They use the tunnels to move primarily drugs. The illegals coming over aren't associated such luxuries.
You build a tunnel for moving things that make you thousands of dollars per pound not for something that makes you thirty dollars per pound. You don't risk a tunnel that can make millions of dollars a day for a group of people that might make you fifty thousand in a day.
yes, that's true too. Lots of drugs may be coming in thru those tunnels - so the wall won't help stop the drug trade?
It will simply re-route the illegals to come thru tunnels now whenever it's not peak drug traffic hours?
No, my metric was city. Read the link. Oh wait, I forgot: you don't read links. Game over.
Hmm. Nope. You said NE and MA.
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Originally Posted by OrganicSmallHome
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Also, if "NE liberals" are so hate-worthy, then why:
1) does MA have one of the best school systems in the nation?
2) does MA have a Republican governor that most residents--Democrat and Republican--like just fine?
3) does MA have the best health care in the nation?
4) does MA have one of the lowest obesity rates in the nation?
5) do Vermont, Maine, and New Hampshire have the least pollution in the nation?
Seems to me that those "NE liberals" are doing something right.
yes, that's true too. Lots of drugs may be coming in thru those tunnels - so the wall won't help stop the drug trade?
It will simply re-route the illegals to come thru tunnels now whenever it's not peak drug traffic hours?
It's not work seekers coming thru tunnels. They make up the majority of illegals in this country. Ever heard of tunnel sensors?
I think the new wall and upgrading of the existing structure of 700 miles, needs to go at least 50 feet underground, because those Mexicans use underground tunnels to get into USA and mostly perform blue collar jobs like lawn mowing, snow plowing, janitorial services, cleaning restrooms etc, that an American Citizen perhaps won't take for minimum wage.
Americans were already doing those jobs for a fair wage not minimum wage or slave labor wages before millions of cheap illegals flooded our border. Why should Americans have to do those jobs for less than a fair wage to compete with them? As I said, work seekers aren't coming through tunnels anyway. It's the drug cartels and there are tunnel sensors.
Americans were already doing those jobs for a fair wage not minimum wage or slave labor wages before millions of cheap illegals flooded our border. Why should Americans have to do those jobs for less than a fair wage to compete with them? As I said, work seekers aren't coming through tunnels anyway. It's the drug cartels and there are tunnel sensors.
So if tunnel sensors worked, you wouldn't have any drugs coming in anymore, right?
I guess the question is, how should we stop the drug influx while we are at stopping the illegal work seekers?
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Ever heard of tunnel sensors?
