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SAPPORO wrote: ↑Thu Feb 06, 2025 11:48 am

RBee wrote: ↑Thu Feb 06, 2025 11:34 am Atleast in CA, majority of illegal immigrants work really hard. There might be some few bad apples who might opt crime as way to live but rest are the ones who work in farms in central CA, the ones maintaining lawns of all multi milionaires, road constructions, rebuilding houses affected by wildfire, janitorial duties etc. Not seen caucasian Americans or the Asian Americans working on these menial jobs.
So if 856/day were deported during Biden era, were those criminals?

Also for a country trying to increase working age population, is 856X365= 312,440 such a burden?

I don't want any one of them to be deported. I want them to be legalized tax-paying residents. I was just pointing out T's bluster and how he's taking "poorly educated" Americans for a ride!

RBee wrote: ↑Thu Feb 06, 2025 11:34 am Atleast in CA, majority of illegal immigrants work really hard. There might be some few bad apples who might opt crime as way to live but rest are the ones who work in farms in central CA, the ones maintaining lawns of all multi milionaires, road constructions, rebuilding houses affected by wildfire, janitorial duties etc. Not seen caucasian Americans or the Asian Americans working on these menial jobs.
So if 856/day were deported during Biden era, were those criminals?

Also for a country trying to increase working age population, is 856X365= 312,440 such a burden?

Returning_Indian wrote: ↑Thu Feb 06, 2025 7:03 pm yes Americans would do the jobs as wages will go up. It's not that Americans are not willing to do hard work. It's the wage that matters. This whole theory that Americans are not willing is fabricated agenda. Illegals should be deported and if country needs they can import workers legally. Otherwise, it's a slap on the faces of people who slog through the legal system.

Alternatively, congress can just pass the laws to make it open borders without any numbers capping it. Let everyone have equal opportunity to enter.

nodegree wrote: ↑Tue Feb 11, 2025 10:10 pm Trump "pauses" enforcement of US law forbidding bribery of foreign officials because "it's good for business."

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/trump- ... 025-02-10/

Should go a step further and also pause the law on bribing domestic officials - should be even better for business.

SAPPORO wrote: ↑Wed Feb 12, 2025 9:58 am A personal request for a new executive action to Mr.T!
My pet peeve is that every time I have to select the country on online forms, I have to always scroll all the way down to the bottom to choose 'United States'. For God sakes, Afghanistan comes up first - either change the name of the country starting with AA, AB, AC, AD, AE or at least change the official name of the country to just 'America' to make it to the top 4.