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Biden Lets In 60,000,000 - with an M
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Adam
Now taking Ethno-State applications
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The Demotards on here will probably argue it's Trump's fault somehow.
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bunch of them fuckers are dressed pretty nice. Hopefully a few terrorists slip in and blow up New York again.
Biggie Smiles
I make libturds berry angry. I do!!!
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but they all look like doctors and scientists and engineers and people who could really help us achieve great things
Biggie Smiles
I make libturds berry angry. I do!!!
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The sun could explode tomorrow and these assholes would blame trump
Blazor
Put your glasses on!
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As I said it’s so easy to control with laws already on the books. It’s N.Americans who crave cheap labor. Ask Donald Trump who employed a bunch off illegals that built and maintained his resort properties. Need a link? Republicans = Union busters
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It could be controlled using laws on the books, though enforcement would have to be majorly stepped up. That said, who is literally refusing to enforce any immigration laws right now? Biden and the Democrats. Yes, big corporations do want cheap labor and they find allies among the Dems who want to import foreigners to vote in American elections.
Given your stated position, why are you supporting Democrats who are refusing to enforce the existing laws on the books?
Given your stated position, why are you supporting Democrats who are refusing to enforce the existing laws on the books?
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What makes you think they aren’t? The Dems traditionally supported Unions. Give a listen, which I doubt you will. It is currently Illegal for any foreigners to work without a green card. Right? It is illegal for those who do not. I say enforce the current laws. Bust the illegal worker, and bust the employer too. Even if the employer is a guy needing his lawn mowed, and picked up someone from the Home Depot parking lot. Bust em good with a heavy fine. It’s white Mericans that crave cheap labor. Would you pay a prevailing wage to get your lawn mowed? Donald Trump wouldn’t, and didnt. Illegals come because they are wanted.
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Might actually be cheaper for American corporations that currently use Chinese labor to relocate some of those jobs to Central America as an incentive for the migrants to stay home than head North.
Oh...and implement a decent birth control program for them then slap tarrifs on Mexico for allowing them to cross over their territory into the US.
Oh...and implement a decent birth control program for them then slap tarrifs on Mexico for allowing them to cross over their territory into the US.
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Possibly. But such an agreement would still have to restrict the flow of illegal migrants North.
Such a an agreement would have to stipulate that if America created jobs for them in Central America, then they'd have to stay in their own zones, rather than head to the US
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Yet all the corporate pigs who want cheap labor all endorse the democrats.
Trump was ruthlessly attacked for his enforcement of the laws on the books.
Why do you guys ALWAYS flip flop? Last year we were all heartless xenophobes ripping children out of their mothers arms.
Now its "we gotta use the laws on the books". Democrats getting money and support from their corporate masters to let in all these immigrants is now to be blamed on Republicans.
Smh. You guys just take everything and twist it in some way to keep blaming everyone but the ones doing it. I dont understand it at all.
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I don’t believe DT did when he was using illegals. Remember?
Admin.
Nobody throws in the towel better than him!
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My boogyman's back and you're gonna be in trouble
(Hey-la-day-la my boogyman's back)
Admin.
Nobody throws in the towel better than him!
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Donald Trump hired Mexican Mercenaries to guard the fake wall builders.
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So that means we should villianize him when he becomes president and starts enforcing those laws?
Are you offended that the author of the crime bill is now our president? Do you support the war on drugs? You glad we are back to having an establishment liar who doesnt care at all about us and is serving the wealthy corporatists as we speak and destroying American jobs?
Are the people who are gonna go back to insulin hoarding just garbage?
You guys are ridiculously critical of Trump but not at all critical of any democrat in power. So....we all have to suffer because Trump wasnt Jesus. But a politicain can be a lying shit bag who harms the country and that's cool.
Biggie Smiles
I make libturds berry angry. I do!!!
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Lol. Wondering how long mentally anemic parasites like crabmin will continue weeping about the ghost of presidents past and focus instead on what the ghoul he supports is doing to the country right now
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As I recall, all those mexcrements got canned as soon as he learned about it. Now all kinds of dem politicians have been caught employing illegals but they got a pass. Hell, you have feinstein who had a CCP agent driving her around like miss fukin daisy and that cunt Swalwell was caught fuckin a chink spy yet he's on the intel committee and involved in the shampeachment!
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Let’s see some proof Lokbrain. Your personal opinions don’t mean shit
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“Minutes after voting to acquit Donald J. Trump on Saturday, Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the minority leader, castigated the former president for what he called a “disgraceful dereliction of duty,” pinning responsibility for last month’s Capitol assault directly on Mr. Trump.
In a speech more blistering as many of those in favor of conviction, Mr. McConnell said the former president had shouted “wild myths” about election fraud into the “the largest megaphone on planet earth” with foreseeable consequences. Congress and the American public paid the price, he added.
It was a stunning statement from a leader who has defended Senate prerogatives zealously, in which he effectively argued that Mr. Trump was guilty as charged, but the Senate could do nothing about it.
“There is no question — none — that President Trump is practically and morally responsible for provoking the events of the day,” he said. “The people that stormed this building believed they were acting on the wishes and instructions of their president. And having that belief was a foreseeable consequence of the growing crescendo of false statements, conspiracy theories and reckless hyperbole.”
But even as he condemned Mr. Trump, Mr. McConnell said his reading of the Constitution was that the Senate should not try a former president. He called impeachment a “narrow tool” meant to remove an official from office, not pursue them afterward.
Democrats were furious, pointing out that their vote to impeach came while Mr. Trump remained in office and that it was Mr. McConnell who refused to call the Senate back into session to start the trial before he left office. But Mr. McConnell that even if he had, there would not have been time to reach a verdict in the final days of Mr. Trump’s term.
The harshly worded speech appeared to be something of a compromise for Mr. McConnell, the most powerful Republican in Washington, who has come to despise the 45th president he aided and accommodated for four years and now regards Mr. Trump as a danger to his party.
Mr. McConnell had considered voting to convict the former president as a means of purging him from the party, but allies said he concluded he could not practically, as leader, side with a minority of his colleagues rather than the overwhelming number who said the trial was invalid and voted to acquit. Instead, he used every ounce of his rhetorical strength to try to damage Mr. Trump’s credibility with his own party.
When the Capitol attack was underway, Mr. McConnell said, Mr. Trump abdicated his responsibility as commander in chief, and afterward, he refused to drop his baseless election lies.
“Whatever reaction he says he meant to produce by the afternoon, we know he was watching the same live television as the rest of us,” Mr. McConnell said. “A mob was assaulting a Capitol in his name. These criminals were carrying his banners, hanging his flags and screaming their loyalty to him.”
He added: “He did not do his job. He did not take steps so federal law could be faithfully executed and order restored. No, instead, according to public reports, he watched television happily — happily — as the chaos unfolded.”
Mr. McConnell also rejected one of Mr. Trump’s lawyers’ most explicit defenses: that his words had been no different from those of any other politician advocating a cause.
“That is different from what we saw,” he said.
Notably, he argued that it was up to the criminal justice system to hold former president’s to account for their conduct in office. Mr. Trump, he said, “didn’t get away with anything yet.”
In a speech more blistering as many of those in favor of conviction, Mr. McConnell said the former president had shouted “wild myths” about election fraud into the “the largest megaphone on planet earth” with foreseeable consequences. Congress and the American public paid the price, he added.
It was a stunning statement from a leader who has defended Senate prerogatives zealously, in which he effectively argued that Mr. Trump was guilty as charged, but the Senate could do nothing about it.
“There is no question — none — that President Trump is practically and morally responsible for provoking the events of the day,” he said. “The people that stormed this building believed they were acting on the wishes and instructions of their president. And having that belief was a foreseeable consequence of the growing crescendo of false statements, conspiracy theories and reckless hyperbole.”
But even as he condemned Mr. Trump, Mr. McConnell said his reading of the Constitution was that the Senate should not try a former president. He called impeachment a “narrow tool” meant to remove an official from office, not pursue them afterward.
Democrats were furious, pointing out that their vote to impeach came while Mr. Trump remained in office and that it was Mr. McConnell who refused to call the Senate back into session to start the trial before he left office. But Mr. McConnell that even if he had, there would not have been time to reach a verdict in the final days of Mr. Trump’s term.
The harshly worded speech appeared to be something of a compromise for Mr. McConnell, the most powerful Republican in Washington, who has come to despise the 45th president he aided and accommodated for four years and now regards Mr. Trump as a danger to his party.
Mr. McConnell had considered voting to convict the former president as a means of purging him from the party, but allies said he concluded he could not practically, as leader, side with a minority of his colleagues rather than the overwhelming number who said the trial was invalid and voted to acquit. Instead, he used every ounce of his rhetorical strength to try to damage Mr. Trump’s credibility with his own party.
When the Capitol attack was underway, Mr. McConnell said, Mr. Trump abdicated his responsibility as commander in chief, and afterward, he refused to drop his baseless election lies.
“Whatever reaction he says he meant to produce by the afternoon, we know he was watching the same live television as the rest of us,” Mr. McConnell said. “A mob was assaulting a Capitol in his name. These criminals were carrying his banners, hanging his flags and screaming their loyalty to him.”
He added: “He did not do his job. He did not take steps so federal law could be faithfully executed and order restored. No, instead, according to public reports, he watched television happily — happily — as the chaos unfolded.”
Mr. McConnell also rejected one of Mr. Trump’s lawyers’ most explicit defenses: that his words had been no different from those of any other politician advocating a cause.
“That is different from what we saw,” he said.
Notably, he argued that it was up to the criminal justice system to hold former president’s to account for their conduct in office. Mr. Trump, he said, “didn’t get away with anything yet.”
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Proof? Are you saying Feinstein didnt have a CCP spy driving her around, Swalwell wasnt bangin a chink agent, or TrumpCo didnt fire the mexcrements? Cause ALL 3 are documented by lib media!!! KA-POWN3D! :Welcome8:
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Where is your proof? Your ignorant rambling is dumb. How about a legit link?
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Biden's presidential orders declaring no one shall be deported no matter which crime they committed. Don't tell me you missed that? That is the very definition of refusing to enforce existing laws.
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