Cecilie1200
Diamond Member
Nah, you’re just a raving imbecile as that is not my “agenda.” What I’d like to see happen is to have the entire family caught at the border, kept together, processed within 72 hours — and shipped back to the country they came from. And if they can’t be sent back to the country of origin, send them back across the border they crossed.Of course I do, but not in jail. That’s your strawman to fight since your position is too weak to stand on its own without one.LOLTranslation: " I win because I say I do." Sorry kid you're just not up to snuff.
No worries. You tell yourself whatever you need to hear to feel better about yourself.![]()
So wait, you DIDN'T want the families to stay together?
No, that's YOU revealing your real agenda, which I for one have been stating all along: you think the only "humane" solution is to simply let all illegals loose into the interior of the country, and not prosecute any of them. And no solution will ever be right EXCEPT that. It was never that you thought it was "horrible" for children to be separated from their parents, any more than you thought it was "horrible" two years ago to detain families together. You think it's "horrible" to enforce the border.
What little moral standing you had on this subject is now officially gone.
See now why I always considered you an idiot?
Oh, bullshit. Maybe I'm giving you too much credit for intelligence. Maybe you really don't understand anything that's going on here.
Most illegals are already processed very quickly, but no matter how much you try to streamline the process, there are always hitches. I mean, honestly, did you think we were holding onto these people and taking responsibility for feeding, housing, and caring for them because we enjoyed their company?
Sure, you can do the hearing and the deportation order in a day or two, but then what do you think happens? You think we just fly over their country of origin and push 'em out the door with parachutes? Unless we want an international incident, we have to make arrangements with their home country to send 'em back. All of the countries insist on some sort of documentation to prove that the person actually belongs there. Countries like Mexico, it's pretty quick and easy. Some others make it a pain in the ass. And SOME countries refuse to accept deportees. I absolutely think the US should make those countries suffer miserably, diplomatically speaking, until they take their runaways back.
And then there's the question of the ones who request asylum. If they started out by sneaking into the country, instead of going through proper channels, we don't turn 'em loose to await the processing of their asylum claim. Partly, that's because they tend not to come back for their hearings. Partly it's for their benefit, because their cases get processed much faster if they're in custody than if they're turned loose.
Meanwhile, the reality is that we have to do SOMETHING with those people. Which brings us back to the question: what would YOU like to do with people until they can be deported?