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Yes there should be restrictions on immigration....which the US already has restrictions on immigration.
If you want to call 1-1.5 million immigrants a year every year from everywhere on earth restriction . We're suppose to be the United States not the (dis)United Colonies of the UN .
The federal govt is impotent to protect the border hence the states and cities left holding the bag, then get blamed for applying their morals and resources to solve the issue.
How about they APPLY THE LAW TO SOLVE THE ISSUE !"
All of America should help the federal government enforce basic laws.
When liberal cities "apply their morals and resources"... they make it worse! They give illegals a "safe place".
If there was a road where it was guaranteed that you would never get stopped by the police... what do you think people would do, Obey the law or speed?
Last edited by Texas Minded; 11-17-2016 at 05:38 PM..
If you want to call 1-1.5 million immigrants a year every year from everywhere on earth restriction . We're suppose to the United States not the (dis)United Colonies of the UN .
Bbbut.... Europeans are illegals! All Latin Americans are Indians! And Mexico owned parts of the US for like, 20 years! The poem on the Statue of Liberty supersedes immigration laws!
(Am I missing any?)
No, that pretty much sums up the liberal's and ethnocentrics talking points.
I think many of them have the strange view that we need to limit immigration (or at least they tell themselves that)... but if people get in illegally then it is a humanitarian issue and we can't be "mean".
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