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I know you people like to compare Trump to Hitler. It's funny but you're really reaching. Countries have borders, walls and immigration laws. It's time for them to be enforced. Now if that makes you think of Hitler, you need to review history.
You're assuming that the authorities will be more successful in rounding up criminals than they have been during past administrations just because Trump is in office. Is that a realistic assumption?
The authorities likely will not be forced to let them go as they have under the Obama administration.
I know you people like to compare Trump to Hitler. It's funny but you're really reaching. Countries have borders, walls and immigration laws. It's time for them to be enforced. Now if that makes you think of Hitler, you need to review history.
No, it's that some of his followers remind me of Nazis, because that's what they are.
So he's pretty much following what Obama has done...
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Deportations Reach Record Numbers Under Obama
"You can't look at this report and conclude that this administration has not been serious about immigration enforcement," said Marc R. Rosenblum, director of the United States policy program at the Migration Policy Institute, a nonpartisan research group in Washington. "This reinforces the message that he [Obama] has been the deporter-in-chief."
About 45 percent of the total deportations were of people with criminal records, reports Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the agency that carries out most deportations from the interior of the country, with 198,394 foreigners who had been convicted of crimes removed.
However, as people are being caught and returned at the border, the numbers of immigrants with serious criminal records is dropping, The Times reports.
That's true, at the end of the day we could do a lot worse than encouraging immigration from Latin America, because we need some citizens who will actually get up off their ass and hit a lick.
Annually, the average income of crop workers is between $10,000 to $12,499 for individuals and $15,000 to $17,499 for a family. farm worker being paid by piece rate to make less than the minimum wage. For instance, the piece rate for orange juice in Florida is 85 cents per 90-pound box of oranges. Average productivity for a worker is 8 boxes per hour, which means that during an 8-hour workday, a worker will produce 64 boxes of oranges (or 5,760 pounds of oranges!). According to the 85 cents piece rate, a worker would receive only $6.80 an hour. Low Wages - : National Farm Worker MinistryIt’s estimated that there are approximately 500,000 farm workers under the age of 18. Additionally, many children are undocumented, and those whose parents have papers may use their parents’ social security numbers in order to work off the record. Still, there are many things we do know about children working in the fields. The majority of working children in the U.S. work in agriculture—approximately 70%. THE FARMERS:
About 70 percent identified as Republican or leaning Republican, and 12 percent as independent. Reflecting the demographics ofcommercial agriculture, two-thirds of the farmers polled were 55 years of age or older, including the 41 percent who were at least 65. Eighty-three percent of those surveyed were male. Survey results are available here.
yet you ask why we point back at the finger at rural people- who speak with a forked tongue-
the countries they are going back to don't want them. that is the biggest hurdle to getting them out of here.
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