The law is that you seek asylum in the first country where you set your feet...You don't get to cherry pick.The LAW says that asylum seekers get their day in court.
You don’t like it? Change the law
The law means nothing to you lawless turds.
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The law is that you seek asylum in the first country where you set your feet...You don't get to cherry pick.The LAW says that asylum seekers get their day in court.
You don’t like it? Change the law
I certainly agree that the language you understand and talk is hogwash.Looks like I finally found a chart to explain the immigration problem to me in a language I understand - hogwash. Trump did nothing to stave off immigration in this country until he let COVID run rampant. See study below the very clearly labeled chart.
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The “Trump Effect” on Legal Immigration Levels: More Perception than Reality?
Despite a widespread perception that the Trump administration has drastically slashed legal immigration to the United States, a review of the data shows that temporary and permanent admissions during the period mostly followed previous trends—at least until the COVID-19 pandemic hit. This...www.migrationpolicy.org
But as the Trump tenure nears its end, analysis of immigration data shows that, despite public perception to the contrary, the administration’s policies have not led to a marked drop in the number of permanent immigrants, temporary foreign workers, international students, and those receiving asylum in the United States—at least not yet. In other words, with the exception of refugee admissions, there has not been a dramatic, across-the-board “Trump effect” attributable either to the administration’s policies or rhetoric on immigration levels.
Instead, the most significant drop in U.S. immigration during the president’s term came from COVID-19. As the pandemic affected migration globally, permanent and temporary immigration to the United States reached a record low in fiscal year (FY) 2020, a trend that could continue into FY 2021. The number of immigrant visas issued abroad in FY 2020 dipped 45 percent from a year earlier, and the number of temporary (nonimmigrant) visas issued decreased 54 percent. However, without the public-health crisis, it seems unlikely that immigrant and nonimmigrant visa issuance would have fallen this low. And while Trump acted to limit mobility in response to the coronavirus outbreak, trends suggest that immigration was dropping in advance of his proclamations.
The LAW says that asylum seekers get their day in court.
You don’t like it? Change the law
Problem is when they look at the results of sending them back it turns out almost none get their day on court… which violates the lawGreat, let them wait in their own countries. All of them using the same words to request asylum proves they've been coached. The have no right to work in the US. And we have no obligation to support them.
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Problem is when they look at the results of sending them back it turns out almost none get their day on court… which violates the law
That word salad has no meaning.