Somehow I am not surprised

[Bricktop]

Illegal aliens, like gun possession, cannot reasonably and logically be argued for.

[Anonymous]

Take the federal funding away for the sanctuary cities and build that wall...

I know...never happen.

There is no  political or economic interest in building a physical barrier between the US and Mexico.

Except to call attention towards a mostly one sided vacuum.

There are ways less harmful to the agriculture and construction sectors of doing that.

And what of the social cohesion and national debt issues they sometimes bring?



I'm all for open borders but there must be a parity first. Laws, right or wrong, must also be abided by. Allowing non citizen people to knowingly break basic laws in order to gain entry and squat and be rewarded for it while pitching La Raza sentiments previous legal immigrants never considered decades past in their quests for better lives and in their readyness to assimilate.



That's just screwed up.



Go by merits. Not just wealth but by all merits.

Oh, laws should  be enforced.  All I am saying is that the US has got themselves into a predicament.  They are dependent upon low paid illegal labour.

Illegals cost america more than they save.




The US has eleven million illegal aliens. The Department of Homeland Security's Immigration and Customs Enforcement division has the capacity to remove roughly 400,000 people a year.



The American Action Forum also looked other aspects of Trump's plan. The group estimated it would take around 32,000 new immigration attorneys to process cases — up from about 1,300 today — plus hundreds of thousands of extra detention beds, 17,000 chartered airplane flights, 30,000 chartered bus trips each year.



The total cost would be $100 billion to $300 billion, the group estimates.

[Frood]

Illegal aliens, like gun possession, cannot reasonably and logically be argued for.

Immigrants and the protection of life, property, and liberties can however be reasonably and logically argued for.



For a person of courage and personal conviction.

[Bricktop]

Which has nothing to do with what I said.



But carry on.

[Angry White Male]

It all comes down to low pay...  People don't WANT to pay more.  They want cheap goods.  Only way to make this happen is with cheap slave labour.

[Bricktop]

And you'd think America would have learned its lesson building an economy on illicit labour.

[Anonymous]

Illegal aliens and scam refugee claimants are a slap in the face to those of us who paid our fees, were vetted, waited and then finally landed in Canada and worked our asses off to pay for white leftist waste.



Fuck those Haitian and Nigerian scammers crossing the border and making bullshit refugee claims. Don't take them to a refugee processing centre. Turn em the fuck around and send em back to Trump.

[Bricktop]

We stick them in a camp in New Guinea. Not allowed to set foot on our soil.

[Angry White Male]

And you'd think America would have learned its lesson building an economy on illicit labour.

There you have it.



Many empires were built on the backs of people that were paid little to nothing.  This isn't a new concept, but America certainly did, and still does, embrace the practice probably moreso than any other Western nation.

[Anonymous]

We stick them in a camp in New Guinea. Not allowed to set foot on our soil.

Nor should they be. We not only allow them to come here, we fast track the liars citizenship. Providing refuge is temporary and it should not be a path to citizenship.



It's a fucking slap in the face to those of us who immigrated the right way.

[Anonymous]

And you'd think America would have learned its lesson building an economy on illicit labour.

I go to Florida every winter. Grocery prices in particular are significantly cheaper than in Canada. Illegal agricultural labour is the primary reason for that.

[Frood]

And you'd think America would have learned its lesson building an economy on illicit labour.

I go to Florida every winter. Grocery prices in particular are significantly cheaper than in Canada. Illegal agricultural labour is the primary reason for that.

Actually, the somewhat lesser version of socialism in the economic work and marketplace which countries like yours (Canada) and mine (Australia) have vehemently pursued for decades much to the deficit of their populaces.



But don't worry. The US will eventually share our combined misery or erupt in widespread civil war.

[Anonymous]

And you'd think America would have learned its lesson building an economy on illicit labour.

I go to Florida every winter. Grocery prices in particular are significantly cheaper than in Canada. Illegal agricultural labour is the primary reason for that.

Actually, the somewhat lesser version of socialism in the economic work and marketplace which countries like yours (Canada) and mine (Australia) have vehemently pursued for decades much to the deficit of their populaces.



But don't worry. The US will eventually share our combined misery or erupt in widespread civil war.

The US is a lot more socialist than most people realize. It has been like that for a long time too.

[Bricktop]

And you'd think America would have learned its lesson building an economy on illicit labour.

I go to Florida every winter. Grocery prices in particular are significantly cheaper than in Canada. Illegal agricultural labour is the primary reason for that.

Meanwhile millions of Americans are looking for work.



Paying people slave wages is a short term gain, long term pain.

[Anonymous]

And you'd think America would have learned its lesson building an economy on illicit labour.

I go to Florida every winter. Grocery prices in particular are significantly cheaper than in Canada. Illegal agricultural labour is the primary reason for that.

Meanwhile millions of Americans are looking for work.



Paying people slave wages is a short term gain, long term pain.

It's how the US agriculture industry works. There are other industries reliant on illegal labour, but none to the  extent of agriculture.



Most Americans benefit from this through low grocery prices.