Ray From Cleveland
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The problem with your solution is there are millions of people who would rather be in a US federal prison for five years (one year due to overcrowding) than live in their socialist run countries.Sounds like you can't refute my statement.
Fail
No need to, it’s your opinion on why you failed.
We run into trouble like this whenever we ask government to protect us from ourselves. It's a lot like the "war" on drugs. We are conflicted - we want drugs, but we don't. So we pass a law thinking that will resolve the conflict. But of course it doesn't. I just creates a new class of crime and new criminals.
Same thing with immigration. We want cheap labor, but we don't. We pass laws to resolve the conflict, but the laws don't work. They just create new crimes and new criminals.
I have a solution that everyone can support. We start a factory that pays no taxes (the Reps would go for that), hires X number of Illegals (the Reps would go for that) that makes 31 foot ladders (the Dems would go for that) made out of Hemp (the Dems would go for that) and export them to Mexico (everyone would go for that). This is a win, win business deal.
The solution to the problem would be to make being here illegally a felony that carries a minimum 5 year prison sentence for the first offense. Then we wouldn't' need any walls, no e-verify, no additional border patrols, no worry about Visa overstays. It would work on every corner of our illegal problem.
Build the fucking WALL!
I don't think so. When Arizona made their new immigration laws (which DumBama took to court to stop them) the illegals left the state. Nobody knows where they went, but they sure the hell were not in Arizona. It wasn't until the court ruled in DumBama's favor when they went back.
I think people are exaggerating on how awful these other places are. Sure, they have problems, but not enough problems to stop having children and families. We have our problems here too. But being free anywhere is better than being in prison.