I forgot to mention that he didn’t use protection.
Love those Christian values. Shame on the left.
You go, Joe.
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Love those Christian values. Shame on the left.
You go, Joe.
Easy for you to say...
Sheriff Joe
DA
Impossible for you to hear.
Hey ...I'll give it up.
Our President is 100 % Russian and a plant that intends to destroy
our Democracy by using " Code " words like MAGA with the inverse
intent of " Woking " up the inner subliminal mental implants the
Communist MSM has buried in the minds of Americans thru MTV
and other brain dead mind numbing programs that were initiated
under JFK and furthered by Ronald Reagan and the George H W Bush...
It's all a " Collusion " that was described in the movie with
Rowdy Roddy Piper !
Yep ol ( Current POTUS ) Donald J. Trump is a " Russian " Alien that is hell bent
on destroying America by way of Russia.....
I don't know...maybe it's the " New " Space Program.....hmmmmm.
PS : Bob have you ever looked at yourself in the mirror with the " special " sunglasses...
Yur one Ugly mutha phuka....
I know I've said this before but work vouchers and better enforcement and stiffer punishment for any company hiring illegals would shut down the illegal black market workers just like it has done in other countries like Australia and New Zealand. But of course, the reality is everyone from homeowners in Malibu looking to have their lawns cut cheap to conservative leaning farmers in the Mid West are benefiting from the cheap labor; at the expense of our low skill American workers who have no political juice.
So nothing changes, and we have idiots like Trump proposing walls to make it look like he's taking action, without actually having done anything that will effect the status quo.
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Funny... because I know you meant his as an insult, but somehow this response tells me my aim was true. Or else you wouldn't have hidden behind the double-fake nono account, or at the very least tried challenge what I said instead of making it personal.
Speaking of immigration, I thought this opinion piece from David Frum had some thought provoking points that you won't find in the NYTimes, Washington Post (or Fox News for that matter)... which made it worth the read.
Immigration isn't an issue I worry about much, but it is for a lot of people on the right and left. It's worth taking a moment to consider why.
Immigration isn't an issue I worry about much, but it is for a lot of people on the right and left. It's worth taking a moment to consider why.
Meanwhile, Trump does a worse job of enforcing the borders than Obama did. After years of decreasing illegal crossings, it’s now on the rise.
Of course it's on the rise... as he's focused on walls across the open desert, when everyone knows that's not where the majority of illegals are crossing.
But to go back to Frum's point in the article, if we don't find a way to control the flow when so many American's plainly see it as a "problem" in polling, someone will eventually come along who (unlike Trump) is going to take the issue seriously. And as we're seeing from the rise of fascist governments in Europe... we could very well find them to be even more repugnant then Trump.
Sheriff Joe
DA
Nice to see you still hate America, just like a good little lib.
Party 1st.
Sheriff Joe
DA
How about we just enforce our current laws?
Sheriff Joe
DA
So, if both parties want illegal immigration, what other choice do we have but to put up a barrier?
I would prefer a president who enforced our border laws, unlike this one.
And this one has another election promise about eliminating the trade deficit and it has ballooned tremendously under him.
He’s doing a bad job.
Umm... maybe use work permits and penalties on employers who hire them to dry up the need for illegal labor.
A 14th century style wall certainly isn’t going to do shit. Even if they were talking about building it where people were crossing.
Sheriff Joe
DA
That's not what happened in San Diego when they put up the wall.
How are we going to get the dems and the repubs to vote on that?
They both want them here?
You don't say... there is a wall in San Diego and that boarder crossing is still a major entry point for illegals.
Sheriff Joe
DA
Yes, here is that right wing rag NPR,
Special Series
The Immigration Debate
San Diego Fence Provides Lessons in Border Control
San Diego Fence Provides Lessons in Border Control
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A Mexican couple hugs in front of the Mexican side of the 14-mile-long fence that separates Tijuana from San Diego, visible in the background. Omar Torres/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
A Mexican couple hugs in front of the Mexican side of the 14-mile-long fence that separates Tijuana from San Diego, visible in the background.
Omar Torres/AFP/Getty Images
"Coffins" with the word "deaths" written on them in Spanish hang along the Mexican side of the border fence. Activists say the wall has forced immigrants to take life-risking routes through the desert to cross into the United States. Ted Robbins, NPR hide caption
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The crew of an independent film dealing with immigration shoots a scene by the fence that divides Tijuana from Imperial Beach, south of San Diego. In Mexico, the fence has become a cultural icon of sorts. Ted Robbins, NPR hide caption
The U.S. House has voted to create a barrier fence along 700 miles of the U.S. border with Mexico. Supporters say the fencing will bolster national security and curb illegal immigration. Opponents decry it as a new "Berlin Wall." NPR's Ted Robbins helps explain the proposal and existing border barriers.
Read the Q&A April 6, 2006
An overhead view of the double- and triple-fencing used in the 14-mile-long border fence separating San Diego and Tijuana. In the enlarged image, a Tijuana neighborhood is visible at left. The open field at right is in California. Ted Robbins, NPR hide caption
An overhead view of the double- and triple-fencing used in the 14-mile-long border fence separating San Diego and Tijuana. In the enlarged image, a Tijuana neighborhood is visible at left. The open field at right is in California.
Ted Robbins, NPR
As Congress looks to revamp immigration policy, some lawmakers are pushing to extend fencing along the U.S. border with Mexico. Proposals range from beefing up existing fences in Arizona to constructing new fences that would span 700 miles. Those advocating expanded fencing already have a model they can look to: a fence the federal government built more than a decade ago along a 14-mile-stretch in San Diego, Calif., that borders Tijuana, Mexico.
A Cultural Icon
To those on the U.S. side, the fences in urban areas between Mexico and the United States are a symbol of security. Very few sections are painted or adorned in any way.
To many Mexicans, though, the fence is either an insult to be covered up, or a business opportunity. In Nogales, Sonora, shopkeepers say they are offended that the United States built a wall between them and their twin city, Nogales, Ariz. In Tijuana, long stretches of the fence are covered in advertisements or posters. Another section has crosses and coffins nailed to it, in memory of those who died trying to immigrate.
And at Imperial Beach, which is split at the border by giant steel pillars sunk into the sand, a movie crew shoots what is billed as a “Spanish-language, science-fiction love story” with the fence as a backdrop... immigration politics as entertainment.
Before the fence was built, all that separated that stretch of Mexico from California was a single strand of cable that demarcated the international border.
Back then, Border Patrol agent Jim Henry says he was overwhelmed by the stream of immigrants who crossed into the United States illegally just in that sector.
"It was an area that was out of control," Henry says. "There were over 100,000 aliens crossing through this area a year."
Today, Henry is assistant chief of the Border Patrol's San Diego sector. He says apprehensions here are down 95 percent, from 100,000 a year to 5,000 a year, largely because the single strand of cable marking the border was replaced by double -- and in some places, triple -- fencing.
The first fence, 10 feet high, is made of welded metal panels. The second fence, 15 feet high, consists of steel mesh, and the top is angled inward to make it harder to climb over. Finally, in high-traffic areas, there's also a smaller chain-link fence. In between the two main fences is 150 feet of "no man's land," an area that the Border Patrol sweeps with flood lights and trucks, and soon, surveillance cameras.
"Here in San Diego, we have proven that the border infrastructure system does indeed work," Henry says. "It is highly effective
How's it feel to be " Double Played "......
I only have one account .....
The sack o nuts to which you refer has at least 6 - 7 accounts......
It's always " Personal " when you lie about the TRUTH.
Not only does the previous post expose how gullible/ignorant you are.....
Now you just " Doubled Down " on stupid with the above post....
Nice work " Tiny " T.......
PS : I want ALL the locks off your doors and the walls removed from your residence.....
It's the Socialist 21 st " Thing " to do......now go on un git with it !
She is a " Lobbying " representative for the Asian RNT Capitalists
that Sen Kamala Harris is advocating for.....You have paid the
initial fees that laid the foundation of Kamala's argument...