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[The Purge]

This was not a family turned coldly away as it fled violence and oppression. They were not turned away at all. They simply grew impatient waiting for the bureaucratic wheels to turn. Indeed, family members confirm that the family was not being persecuted in its home country:

Oscar worked at a Papa Johns pizza restaurant, where he was earning $350 a month.

They lived off his wage, limiting themselves to $10-a-day, because Tania had already quit her job as a cashier in a Chinese restaurant to care for Valeria, their only child.

...They were not fleeing violence, Tania's mother has since said, but were in desperate search of a life where they could earn more.

Their plan was to spend a few years in America to save up enough money to eventually return to El Salvador and buy or build their own house.We have stretched the concept of "persecuted on account of race, religion, or social group" into meaningless if we include those who are (understandably) distressed by low wages. If you blame the terrible deaths of Oscar and Valeria Ramirez on Trump, you must be arguing that the President should have personally moved the Ramirez family to the front of the asylum line. Or else that he should have instated a general policy that grants immediate asylum to anyone in the world who wants to come here for a few years to make some money and then return home. This would be absurd, of course.


(Excerpt) Read more at dailywire.com ...

Neither “facts” nor “truth” are relevant to America’s liberals. They have an agenda, and will make up their own “truth” as necessary. In my day, we called them liars.

 

[irosie91]

sheeeesh---they made a tragic decision

 

[Obiwan]

Mexico offered the migrants asylum, and they TURNED IT DOWN...

Guess they didn't need it after all...

 

[EvilCat Breath]

They wanted a welfare subsidy.

 

[Crixus]

This was not a family turned coldly away as it fled violence and oppression. They were not turned away at all. They simply grew impatient waiting for the bureaucratic wheels to turn. Indeed, family members confirm that the family was not being persecuted in its home country:

Oscar worked at a Papa Johns pizza restaurant, where he was earning $350 a month.

They lived off his wage, limiting themselves to $10-a-day, because Tania had already quit her job as a cashier in a Chinese restaurant to care for Valeria, their only child.

...They were not fleeing violence, Tania's mother has since said, but were in desperate search of a life where they could earn more.

Their plan was to spend a few years in America to save up enough money to eventually return to El Salvador and buy or build their own house.We have stretched the concept of "persecuted on account of race, religion, or social group" into meaningless if we include those who are (understandably) distressed by low wages. If you blame the terrible deaths of Oscar and Valeria Ramirez on Trump, you must be arguing that the President should have personally moved the Ramirez family to the front of the asylum line. Or else that he should have instated a general policy that grants immediate asylum to anyone in the world who wants to come here for a few years to make some money and then return home. This would be absurd, of course.


(Excerpt) Read more at dailywire.com ...

Neither “facts” nor “truth” are relevant to America’s liberals. They have an agenda, and will make up their own “truth” as necessary. In my day, we called them liars.

Sounds like he was a dumb ass to. Fuck’em.

 

[Fang]

This was not a family turned coldly away as it fled violence and oppression. They were not turned away at all. They simply grew impatient waiting for the bureaucratic wheels to turn. Indeed, family members confirm that the family was not being persecuted in its home country:

Oscar worked at a Papa Johns pizza restaurant, where he was earning $350 a month.

They lived off his wage, limiting themselves to $10-a-day, because Tania had already quit her job as a cashier in a Chinese restaurant to care for Valeria, their only child.

...They were not fleeing violence, Tania's mother has since said, but were in desperate search of a life where they could earn more.

Their plan was to spend a few years in America to save up enough money to eventually return to El Salvador and buy or build their own house.We have stretched the concept of "persecuted on account of race, religion, or social group" into meaningless if we include those who are (understandably) distressed by low wages. If you blame the terrible deaths of Oscar and Valeria Ramirez on Trump, you must be arguing that the President should have personally moved the Ramirez family to the front of the asylum line. Or else that he should have instated a general policy that grants immediate asylum to anyone in the world who wants to come here for a few years to make some money and then return home. This would be absurd, of course.


(Excerpt) Read more at dailywire.com ...

Neither “facts” nor “truth” are relevant to America’s liberals. They have an agenda, and will make up their own “truth” as necessary. In my day, we called them liars.

What people don't get is most of these illegals are cutting the line. There are people from Africa, Asia, etc waiting to come here but don't have the luxury of walking North and crossing the border illegaly.

 

[Claudette]

This was not a family turned coldly away as it fled violence and oppression. They were not turned away at all. They simply grew impatient waiting for the bureaucratic wheels to turn. Indeed, family members confirm that the family was not being persecuted in its home country:

Oscar worked at a Papa Johns pizza restaurant, where he was earning $350 a month.

They lived off his wage, limiting themselves to $10-a-day, because Tania had already quit her job as a cashier in a Chinese restaurant to care for Valeria, their only child.

...They were not fleeing violence, Tania's mother has since said, but were in desperate search of a life where they could earn more.

Their plan was to spend a few years in America to save up enough money to eventually return to El Salvador and buy or build their own house.We have stretched the concept of "persecuted on account of race, religion, or social group" into meaningless if we include those who are (understandably) distressed by low wages. If you blame the terrible deaths of Oscar and Valeria Ramirez on Trump, you must be arguing that the President should have personally moved the Ramirez family to the front of the asylum line. Or else that he should have instated a general policy that grants immediate asylum to anyone in the world who wants to come here for a few years to make some money and then return home. This would be absurd, of course.


(Excerpt) Read more at dailywire.com ...

Neither “facts” nor “truth” are relevant to America’s liberals. They have an agenda, and will make up their own “truth” as necessary. In my day, we called them liars.

They made a stupid decision and it cost lives.

Not to smart.

 

[gallantwarrior]

Last I looked, greed for more money was not a valid reason to request asylum. But these vermin have been well coached which words work to get that hearing granted. After reading the back story, it appears that a man made some very poor decisions for his family because of his own greed. And they won't accept asylum in Mexico because Mexico doesn't hand out the goodies the way we are. I feel sorry that the child's life was cut short so soon, but Dad threw the dice and lost. If Mom's still around, she should receive a one-way ticket back to El Salvador.

 

[miketx]

This was not a family turned coldly away as it fled violence and oppression. They were not turned away at all. They simply grew impatient waiting for the bureaucratic wheels to turn. Indeed, family members confirm that the family was not being persecuted in its home country:

Oscar worked at a Papa Johns pizza restaurant, where he was earning $350 a month.

They lived off his wage, limiting themselves to $10-a-day, because Tania had already quit her job as a cashier in a Chinese restaurant to care for Valeria, their only child.

...They were not fleeing violence, Tania's mother has since said, but were in desperate search of a life where they could earn more.

Their plan was to spend a few years in America to save up enough money to eventually return to El Salvador and buy or build their own house.We have stretched the concept of "persecuted on account of race, religion, or social group" into meaningless if we include those who are (understandably) distressed by low wages. If you blame the terrible deaths of Oscar and Valeria Ramirez on Trump, you must be arguing that the President should have personally moved the Ramirez family to the front of the asylum line. Or else that he should have instated a general policy that grants immediate asylum to anyone in the world who wants to come here for a few years to make some money and then return home. This would be absurd, of course.


(Excerpt) Read more at dailywire.com ...

Neither “facts” nor “truth” are relevant to America’s liberals. They have an agenda, and will make up their own “truth” as necessary. In my day, we called them liars.

What people don't get is most of these illegals are cutting the line. There are people from Africa, Asia, etc waiting to come here but don't have the luxury of walking North and crossing the border illegaly.

What you don't want to get is that they have no right to be here.

 

[RealDave]

This was not a family turned coldly away as it fled violence and oppression. They were not turned away at all. They simply grew impatient waiting for the bureaucratic wheels to turn. Indeed, family members confirm that the family was not being persecuted in its home country:

Oscar worked at a Papa Johns pizza restaurant, where he was earning $350 a month.

They lived off his wage, limiting themselves to $10-a-day, because Tania had already quit her job as a cashier in a Chinese restaurant to care for Valeria, their only child.

...They were not fleeing violence, Tania's mother has since said, but were in desperate search of a life where they could earn more.

Their plan was to spend a few years in America to save up enough money to eventually return to El Salvador and buy or build their own house.We have stretched the concept of "persecuted on account of race, religion, or social group" into meaningless if we include those who are (understandably) distressed by low wages. If you blame the terrible deaths of Oscar and Valeria Ramirez on Trump, you must be arguing that the President should have personally moved the Ramirez family to the front of the asylum line. Or else that he should have instated a general policy that grants immediate asylum to anyone in the world who wants to come here for a few years to make some money and then return home. This would be absurd, of course.


(Excerpt) Read more at dailywire.com ...

Neither “facts” nor “truth” are relevant to America’s liberals. They have an agenda, and will make up their own “truth” as necessary. In my day, we called them liars.

What people don't get is most of these illegals are cutting the line. There are people from Africa, Asia, etc waiting to come here but don't have the luxury of walking North and crossing the border illegaly.

Trump has made it so difficult to immigrate here. Quit pretending it is about waiting in line.

 

[miketx]

This was not a family turned coldly away as it fled violence and oppression. They were not turned away at all. They simply grew impatient waiting for the bureaucratic wheels to turn. Indeed, family members confirm that the family was not being persecuted in its home country:

Oscar worked at a Papa Johns pizza restaurant, where he was earning $350 a month.

They lived off his wage, limiting themselves to $10-a-day, because Tania had already quit her job as a cashier in a Chinese restaurant to care for Valeria, their only child.

...They were not fleeing violence, Tania's mother has since said, but were in desperate search of a life where they could earn more.

Their plan was to spend a few years in America to save up enough money to eventually return to El Salvador and buy or build their own house.We have stretched the concept of "persecuted on account of race, religion, or social group" into meaningless if we include those who are (understandably) distressed by low wages. If you blame the terrible deaths of Oscar and Valeria Ramirez on Trump, you must be arguing that the President should have personally moved the Ramirez family to the front of the asylum line. Or else that he should have instated a general policy that grants immediate asylum to anyone in the world who wants to come here for a few years to make some money and then return home. This would be absurd, of course.


(Excerpt) Read more at dailywire.com ...

Neither “facts” nor “truth” are relevant to America’s liberals. They have an agenda, and will make up their own “truth” as necessary. In my day, we called them liars.

What people don't get is most of these illegals are cutting the line. There are people from Africa, Asia, etc waiting to come here but don't have the luxury of walking North and crossing the border illegaly.

Trump has made it so difficult to immigrate here. Quit pretending it is about waiting in line.

They aren't immigrants liar they are illegals.

 

[edthecynic]

 

[eagle1462010]

This was not a family turned coldly away as it fled violence and oppression. They were not turned away at all. They simply grew impatient waiting for the bureaucratic wheels to turn. Indeed, family members confirm that the family was not being persecuted in its home country:

Oscar worked at a Papa Johns pizza restaurant, where he was earning $350 a month.

They lived off his wage, limiting themselves to $10-a-day, because Tania had already quit her job as a cashier in a Chinese restaurant to care for Valeria, their only child.

...They were not fleeing violence, Tania's mother has since said, but were in desperate search of a life where they could earn more.

Their plan was to spend a few years in America to save up enough money to eventually return to El Salvador and buy or build their own house.We have stretched the concept of "persecuted on account of race, religion, or social group" into meaningless if we include those who are (understandably) distressed by low wages. If you blame the terrible deaths of Oscar and Valeria Ramirez on Trump, you must be arguing that the President should have personally moved the Ramirez family to the front of the asylum line. Or else that he should have instated a general policy that grants immediate asylum to anyone in the world who wants to come here for a few years to make some money and then return home. This would be absurd, of course.


(Excerpt) Read more at dailywire.com ...

Neither “facts” nor “truth” are relevant to America’s liberals. They have an agenda, and will make up their own “truth” as necessary. In my day, we called them liars.

What people don't get is most of these illegals are cutting the line. There are people from Africa, Asia, etc waiting to come here but don't have the luxury of walking North and crossing the border illegaly.

Trump has made it so difficult to immigrate here. Quit pretending it is about waiting in line.

LOL

The line is the Asylum line caused by Loop holes in the system by the Democrats................The same Dems who have refused to build more detention facilities and PROMISED the illegals SANCTUARY................

The line has OCCURED via the Democrats PROMOTING IT...............Democrat policies are as much to blame for their deaths as their own stupidity for trying it.

 

[jknowgood]

This was not a family turned coldly away as it fled violence and oppression. They were not turned away at all. They simply grew impatient waiting for the bureaucratic wheels to turn. Indeed, family members confirm that the family was not being persecuted in its home country:

Oscar worked at a Papa Johns pizza restaurant, where he was earning $350 a month.

They lived off his wage, limiting themselves to $10-a-day, because Tania had already quit her job as a cashier in a Chinese restaurant to care for Valeria, their only child.

...They were not fleeing violence, Tania's mother has since said, but were in desperate search of a life where they could earn more.

Their plan was to spend a few years in America to save up enough money to eventually return to El Salvador and buy or build their own house.We have stretched the concept of "persecuted on account of race, religion, or social group" into meaningless if we include those who are (understandably) distressed by low wages. If you blame the terrible deaths of Oscar and Valeria Ramirez on Trump, you must be arguing that the President should have personally moved the Ramirez family to the front of the asylum line. Or else that he should have instated a general policy that grants immediate asylum to anyone in the world who wants to come here for a few years to make some money and then return home. This would be absurd, of course.


(Excerpt) Read more at dailywire.com ...

Neither “facts” nor “truth” are relevant to America’s liberals. They have an agenda, and will make up their own “truth” as necessary. In my day, we called them liars.

What people don't get is most of these illegals are cutting the line. There are people from Africa, Asia, etc waiting to come here but don't have the luxury of walking North and crossing the border illegaly.

Trump has made it so difficult to immigrate here. Quit pretending it is about waiting in line.

It needs to be hard to migrate here. That way we don't get the criminals we have here now.

 

[gallantwarrior]

This was not a family turned coldly away as it fled violence and oppression. They were not turned away at all. They simply grew impatient waiting for the bureaucratic wheels to turn. Indeed, family members confirm that the family was not being persecuted in its home country:

Oscar worked at a Papa Johns pizza restaurant, where he was earning $350 a month.

They lived off his wage, limiting themselves to $10-a-day, because Tania had already quit her job as a cashier in a Chinese restaurant to care for Valeria, their only child.

...They were not fleeing violence, Tania's mother has since said, but were in desperate search of a life where they could earn more.

Their plan was to spend a few years in America to save up enough money to eventually return to El Salvador and buy or build their own house.We have stretched the concept of "persecuted on account of race, religion, or social group" into meaningless if we include those who are (understandably) distressed by low wages. If you blame the terrible deaths of Oscar and Valeria Ramirez on Trump, you must be arguing that the President should have personally moved the Ramirez family to the front of the asylum line. Or else that he should have instated a general policy that grants immediate asylum to anyone in the world who wants to come here for a few years to make some money and then return home. This would be absurd, of course.


(Excerpt) Read more at dailywire.com ...

Neither “facts” nor “truth” are relevant to America’s liberals. They have an agenda, and will make up their own “truth” as necessary. In my day, we called them liars.

What people don't get is most of these illegals are cutting the line. There are people from Africa, Asia, etc waiting to come here but don't have the luxury of walking North and crossing the border illegaly.

Trump has made it so difficult to immigrate here. Quit pretending it is about waiting in line.

It needs to be hard to migrate here. That way we don't get the criminals we have here now.

A wall would help make it more difficult. Mining other parts of the border would also serve as a clear deterrent not to cross our border. Oh, yeah, let's cut off the freebies. No documentation, you go into a holding facility until we can arrange your return trip home. If you manage to stay, you receive no subsidies for housing, food, or medical. And, unless you can prove proper vaccination and other pertinent documentation, your spawn don't get into our public schools.

 

[RealDave]

This was not a family turned coldly away as it fled violence and oppression. They were not turned away at all. They simply grew impatient waiting for the bureaucratic wheels to turn. Indeed, family members confirm that the family was not being persecuted in its home country:

Oscar worked at a Papa Johns pizza restaurant, where he was earning $350 a month.

They lived off his wage, limiting themselves to $10-a-day, because Tania had already quit her job as a cashier in a Chinese restaurant to care for Valeria, their only child.

...They were not fleeing violence, Tania's mother has since said, but were in desperate search of a life where they could earn more.

Their plan was to spend a few years in America to save up enough money to eventually return to El Salvador and buy or build their own house.We have stretched the concept of "persecuted on account of race, religion, or social group" into meaningless if we include those who are (understandably) distressed by low wages. If you blame the terrible deaths of Oscar and Valeria Ramirez on Trump, you must be arguing that the President should have personally moved the Ramirez family to the front of the asylum line. Or else that he should have instated a general policy that grants immediate asylum to anyone in the world who wants to come here for a few years to make some money and then return home. This would be absurd, of course.


(Excerpt) Read more at dailywire.com ...

Neither “facts” nor “truth” are relevant to America’s liberals. They have an agenda, and will make up their own “truth” as necessary. In my day, we called them liars.

What people don't get is most of these illegals are cutting the line. There are people from Africa, Asia, etc waiting to come here but don't have the luxury of walking North and crossing the border illegaly.

Trump has made it so difficult to immigrate here. Quit pretending it is about waiting in line.

It needs to be hard to migrate here. That way we don't get the criminals we have here now.

A wall would help make it more difficult. Mining other parts of the border would also serve as a clear deterrent not to cross our border. Oh, yeah, let's cut off the freebies. No documentation, you go into a holding facility until we can arrange your return trip home. If you manage to stay, you receive no subsidies for housing, food, or medical. And, unless you can prove proper vaccination and other pertinent documentation, your spawn don't get into our public schools.

Wow, you would think you worked extra hard to be a US citizen. Oh wait,, you were born one.

Many of those Central American countries have higher vaccination rates tha the US does.

So you are for keeping the anti-vaxxers out of school yet Your party keeps wanting religious exemptions for everything.

Refugees need some help. America is about helping those in need.

I wonder if we should be able to trade dumbass Trumptards for refugees? Then you can go live in those countries & see how you like it. These people did not choose to be born there just like you did not choose to be born here. Don;t confuse dumb luck with any kind of skill.

 

[RealDave]

This was not a family turned coldly away as it fled violence and oppression. They were not turned away at all. They simply grew impatient waiting for the bureaucratic wheels to turn. Indeed, family members confirm that the family was not being persecuted in its home country:

Oscar worked at a Papa Johns pizza restaurant, where he was earning $350 a month.

They lived off his wage, limiting themselves to $10-a-day, because Tania had already quit her job as a cashier in a Chinese restaurant to care for Valeria, their only child.

...They were not fleeing violence, Tania's mother has since said, but were in desperate search of a life where they could earn more.

Their plan was to spend a few years in America to save up enough money to eventually return to El Salvador and buy or build their own house.We have stretched the concept of "persecuted on account of race, religion, or social group" into meaningless if we include those who are (understandably) distressed by low wages. If you blame the terrible deaths of Oscar and Valeria Ramirez on Trump, you must be arguing that the President should have personally moved the Ramirez family to the front of the asylum line. Or else that he should have instated a general policy that grants immediate asylum to anyone in the world who wants to come here for a few years to make some money and then return home. This would be absurd, of course.


(Excerpt) Read more at dailywire.com ...

Neither “facts” nor “truth” are relevant to America’s liberals. They have an agenda, and will make up their own “truth” as necessary. In my day, we called them liars.

What people don't get is most of these illegals are cutting the line. There are people from Africa, Asia, etc waiting to come here but don't have the luxury of walking North and crossing the border illegaly.

Trump has made it so difficult to immigrate here. Quit pretending it is about waiting in line.

It needs to be hard to migrate here. That way we don't get the criminals we have here now.

Most were born here like Trump.

 

[miketx]

This was not a family turned coldly away as it fled violence and oppression. They were not turned away at all. They simply grew impatient waiting for the bureaucratic wheels to turn. Indeed, family members confirm that the family was not being persecuted in its home country:

Oscar worked at a Papa Johns pizza restaurant, where he was earning $350 a month.

They lived off his wage, limiting themselves to $10-a-day, because Tania had already quit her job as a cashier in a Chinese restaurant to care for Valeria, their only child.

...They were not fleeing violence, Tania's mother has since said, but were in desperate search of a life where they could earn more.

Their plan was to spend a few years in America to save up enough money to eventually return to El Salvador and buy or build their own house.We have stretched the concept of "persecuted on account of race, religion, or social group" into meaningless if we include those who are (understandably) distressed by low wages. If you blame the terrible deaths of Oscar and Valeria Ramirez on Trump, you must be arguing that the President should have personally moved the Ramirez family to the front of the asylum line. Or else that he should have instated a general policy that grants immediate asylum to anyone in the world who wants to come here for a few years to make some money and then return home. This would be absurd, of course.


(Excerpt) Read more at dailywire.com ...

Neither “facts” nor “truth” are relevant to America’s liberals. They have an agenda, and will make up their own “truth” as necessary. In my day, we called them liars.

What people don't get is most of these illegals are cutting the line. There are people from Africa, Asia, etc waiting to come here but don't have the luxury of walking North and crossing the border illegaly.

Trump has made it so difficult to immigrate here. Quit pretending it is about waiting in line.

It needs to be hard to migrate here. That way we don't get the criminals we have here now.

A wall would help make it more difficult. Mining other parts of the border would also serve as a clear deterrent not to cross our border. Oh, yeah, let's cut off the freebies. No documentation, you go into a holding facility until we can arrange your return trip home. If you manage to stay, you receive no subsidies for housing, food, or medical. And, unless you can prove proper vaccination and other pertinent documentation, your spawn don't get into our public schools.

Wow, you would think you worked extra hard to be a US citizen. Oh wait,, you were born one.

Many of those Central American countries have higher vaccination rates tha the US does.

So you are for keeping the anti-vaxxers out of school yet Your party keeps wanting religious exemptions for everything.

Refugees need some help. America is about helping those in need.

I wonder if we should be able to trade dumbass Trumptards for refugees? Then you can go live in those countries & see how you like it. These people did not choose to be born there just like you did not choose to be born here. Don;t confuse dumb luck with any kind of skill.

Try trading us traitor.

 

[miketx]

This was not a family turned coldly away as it fled violence and oppression. They were not turned away at all. They simply grew impatient waiting for the bureaucratic wheels to turn. Indeed, family members confirm that the family was not being persecuted in its home country:

Oscar worked at a Papa Johns pizza restaurant, where he was earning $350 a month.

They lived off his wage, limiting themselves to $10-a-day, because Tania had already quit her job as a cashier in a Chinese restaurant to care for Valeria, their only child.

...They were not fleeing violence, Tania's mother has since said, but were in desperate search of a life where they could earn more.

Their plan was to spend a few years in America to save up enough money to eventually return to El Salvador and buy or build their own house.We have stretched the concept of "persecuted on account of race, religion, or social group" into meaningless if we include those who are (understandably) distressed by low wages. If you blame the terrible deaths of Oscar and Valeria Ramirez on Trump, you must be arguing that the President should have personally moved the Ramirez family to the front of the asylum line. Or else that he should have instated a general policy that grants immediate asylum to anyone in the world who wants to come here for a few years to make some money and then return home. This would be absurd, of course.


(Excerpt) Read more at dailywire.com ...

Neither “facts” nor “truth” are relevant to America’s liberals. They have an agenda, and will make up their own “truth” as necessary. In my day, we called them liars.

What people don't get is most of these illegals are cutting the line. There are people from Africa, Asia, etc waiting to come here but don't have the luxury of walking North and crossing the border illegaly.

Trump has made it so difficult to immigrate here. Quit pretending it is about waiting in line.

Good for Trump, but you can't prove that lie.

 

[Third Party]

This was not a family turned coldly away as it fled violence and oppression. They were not turned away at all. They simply grew impatient waiting for the bureaucratic wheels to turn. Indeed, family members confirm that the family was not being persecuted in its home country:

Oscar worked at a Papa Johns pizza restaurant, where he was earning $350 a month.

They lived off his wage, limiting themselves to $10-a-day, because Tania had already quit her job as a cashier in a Chinese restaurant to care for Valeria, their only child.

...They were not fleeing violence, Tania's mother has since said, but were in desperate search of a life where they could earn more.

Their plan was to spend a few years in America to save up enough money to eventually return to El Salvador and buy or build their own house.We have stretched the concept of "persecuted on account of race, religion, or social group" into meaningless if we include those who are (understandably) distressed by low wages. If you blame the terrible deaths of Oscar and Valeria Ramirez on Trump, you must be arguing that the President should have personally moved the Ramirez family to the front of the asylum line. Or else that he should have instated a general policy that grants immediate asylum to anyone in the world who wants to come here for a few years to make some money and then return home. This would be absurd, of course.


(Excerpt) Read more at dailywire.com ...

Neither “facts” nor “truth” are relevant to America’s liberals. They have an agenda, and will make up their own “truth” as necessary. In my day, we called them liars.

What people don't get is most of these illegals are cutting the line. There are people from Africa, Asia, etc waiting to come here but don't have the luxury of walking North and crossing the border illegaly.

Trump has made it so difficult to immigrate here. Quit pretending it is about waiting in line.

That's my beef with it, what's your take-and don't tell me what I think-I don't pretend!