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What skin color do you associate with "American culture?"
I'm not sufficiently low-information to believe there's any difference between Republicans and Democrats; are you?Unlike the owners of construction companies, most farmers will argue they can't afford to pay a livable wage to their workers each and every year. Obviously, that won't wash with Tyson Chicken, but for many other agricultural employers they probably would not be able to pay a living wage every year because of the vagaries of weather and marketplace. Perhaps there is already enough money in the corporate agriculture pipeline to divert some of it to those who actually produce our food?
Farmers can't afford to pay more because lefty Democrats have promoted slave wages which have forced the price of produce down. You have already been schooled about this and apparently it went over your head. Try thinking beyond your Democrat talking points and what you are told to believe. Honestly the more you post the more you look like a very limited information person.
Are you ignorant enough to confuse Trump with American culture?What skin color do you associate with "American culture?"
I don't associate skin color with anything but physical attributes. Only leftist Democrats associate skin color with culture. If you don't know what American culture is, then you are either a foreigner or a brainwashed, leftist, commie, Democrat racist-moron.
Darn good deal too! Good for the Trump administration!"TRUMP ADMINISTRATION PLANNING LAW TO DEPORT THOUSANDS OF UNACCOMPANIED TEENS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA: REPORT
ON 9/21/17 AT 8:18 AM..."
Trump administration considering law to fast-track deportation of thousands of unaccompanied child migrants
"The Trump administration is drafting a new policy to quickly deport more than 150,000 child migrants from Central America who arrived alone in the U.S. illegally, creating a new class of undocumented migrants.
"The Department of Justice and Homeland Security is drawing up a policy proposal in a series of memos, according to two sources with knowledge of the internal debate who spoke to the Miami Herald.
"As it stands, the plan would allow for teens and children who arrived in the U.S. illegally by themselves to be put on a fast track to deportation when they turn 18.
"Most of these children have traveled thousands of miles alone from Central American countries, including Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala, to escape violence and poverty."
Are these children "illegal aliens" or "political refugees?"
Darn good deal too! Good for the Trump administration!"TRUMP ADMINISTRATION PLANNING LAW TO DEPORT THOUSANDS OF UNACCOMPANIED TEENS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA: REPORT
ON 9/21/17 AT 8:18 AM..."
Trump administration considering law to fast-track deportation of thousands of unaccompanied child migrants
"The Trump administration is drafting a new policy to quickly deport more than 150,000 child migrants from Central America who arrived alone in the U.S. illegally, creating a new class of undocumented migrants.
"The Department of Justice and Homeland Security is drawing up a policy proposal in a series of memos, according to two sources with knowledge of the internal debate who spoke to the Miami Herald.
"As it stands, the plan would allow for teens and children who arrived in the U.S. illegally by themselves to be put on a fast track to deportation when they turn 18.
"Most of these children have traveled thousands of miles alone from Central American countries, including Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala, to escape violence and poverty."
Are these children "illegal aliens" or "political refugees?"
Keep your children with you and don't send them off to another country unaccompanied and don't enter into this country illegally or you will be deported; which should have been the policy all along.
They should have stayed just over the next border crossing. Back they go.Darn good deal too! Good for the Trump administration!"TRUMP ADMINISTRATION PLANNING LAW TO DEPORT THOUSANDS OF UNACCOMPANIED TEENS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA: REPORT
ON 9/21/17 AT 8:18 AM..."
Trump administration considering law to fast-track deportation of thousands of unaccompanied child migrants
"The Trump administration is drafting a new policy to quickly deport more than 150,000 child migrants from Central America who arrived alone in the U.S. illegally, creating a new class of undocumented migrants.
"The Department of Justice and Homeland Security is drawing up a policy proposal in a series of memos, according to two sources with knowledge of the internal debate who spoke to the Miami Herald.
"As it stands, the plan would allow for teens and children who arrived in the U.S. illegally by themselves to be put on a fast track to deportation when they turn 18.
"Most of these children have traveled thousands of miles alone from Central American countries, including Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala, to escape violence and poverty."
Are these children "illegal aliens" or "political refugees?"
Keep your children with you and don't send them off to another country unaccompanied and don't enter into this country illegally or you will be deported; which should have been the policy all along.
"Eleasar Yedo Sanchez (R) of Mexico and Javier Amador (L) of Honduras swim illegally across the Rio Grande river, the border between Mexico and the United States, in Nuevo Loredo May 1, 2006."
Trump administration considering law to fast-track deportation of thousands of unaccompanied child migrants
Children like these are political refugees fleeing violence in their homeland the US directly abets.
US policy perpetuates violence in Honduras
"TRUMP ADMINISTRATION PLANNING LAW TO DEPORT THOUSANDS OF UNACCOMPANIED TEENS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA: REPORT
ON 9/21/17 AT 8:18 AM..."
Trump administration considering law to fast-track deportation of thousands of unaccompanied child migrants
"The Trump administration is drafting a new policy to quickly deport more than 150,000 child migrants from Central America who arrived alone in the U.S. illegally, creating a new class of undocumented migrants.
"The Department of Justice and Homeland Security is drawing up a policy proposal in a series of memos, according to two sources with knowledge of the internal debate who spoke to the Miami Herald.
"As it stands, the plan would allow for teens and children who arrived in the U.S. illegally by themselves to be put on a fast track to deportation when they turn 18.
"Most of these children have traveled thousands of miles alone from Central American countries, including Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala, to escape violence and poverty."
Are these children "illegal aliens" or "political refugees?"
Why would you blame Mexico for the plight of Honduran children?They should have stayed just over the next border crossing. Back they go.Darn good deal too! Good for the Trump administration!"TRUMP ADMINISTRATION PLANNING LAW TO DEPORT THOUSANDS OF UNACCOMPANIED TEENS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA: REPORT
ON 9/21/17 AT 8:18 AM..."
Trump administration considering law to fast-track deportation of thousands of unaccompanied child migrants
"The Trump administration is drafting a new policy to quickly deport more than 150,000 child migrants from Central America who arrived alone in the U.S. illegally, creating a new class of undocumented migrants.
"The Department of Justice and Homeland Security is drawing up a policy proposal in a series of memos, according to two sources with knowledge of the internal debate who spoke to the Miami Herald.
"As it stands, the plan would allow for teens and children who arrived in the U.S. illegally by themselves to be put on a fast track to deportation when they turn 18.
"Most of these children have traveled thousands of miles alone from Central American countries, including Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala, to escape violence and poverty."
Are these children "illegal aliens" or "political refugees?"
Keep your children with you and don't send them off to another country unaccompanied and don't enter into this country illegally or you will be deported; which should have been the policy all along.
"Eleasar Yedo Sanchez (R) of Mexico and Javier Amador (L) of Honduras swim illegally across the Rio Grande river, the border between Mexico and the United States, in Nuevo Loredo May 1, 2006."
Trump administration considering law to fast-track deportation of thousands of unaccompanied child migrants
Children like these are political refugees fleeing violence in their homeland the US directly abets.
US policy perpetuates violence in Honduras
Nine years ago? They must be all grown up by now and they can migrate right back to where they came from and help cleanup their homeland.Why would you blame Mexico for the plight of Honduran children?They should have stayed just over the next border crossing. Back they go.Darn good deal too! Good for the Trump administration!"TRUMP ADMINISTRATION PLANNING LAW TO DEPORT THOUSANDS OF UNACCOMPANIED TEENS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA: REPORT
ON 9/21/17 AT 8:18 AM..."
Trump administration considering law to fast-track deportation of thousands of unaccompanied child migrants
"The Trump administration is drafting a new policy to quickly deport more than 150,000 child migrants from Central America who arrived alone in the U.S. illegally, creating a new class of undocumented migrants.
"The Department of Justice and Homeland Security is drawing up a policy proposal in a series of memos, according to two sources with knowledge of the internal debate who spoke to the Miami Herald.
"As it stands, the plan would allow for teens and children who arrived in the U.S. illegally by themselves to be put on a fast track to deportation when they turn 18.
"Most of these children have traveled thousands of miles alone from Central American countries, including Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala, to escape violence and poverty."
Are these children "illegal aliens" or "political refugees?"
Keep your children with you and don't send them off to another country unaccompanied and don't enter into this country illegally or you will be deported; which should have been the policy all along.
"Eleasar Yedo Sanchez (R) of Mexico and Javier Amador (L) of Honduras swim illegally across the Rio Grande river, the border between Mexico and the United States, in Nuevo Loredo May 1, 2006."
Trump administration considering law to fast-track deportation of thousands of unaccompanied child migrants
Children like these are political refugees fleeing violence in their homeland the US directly abets.
US policy perpetuates violence in Honduras
Guides: A Brief History of Civil Rights in the United States: Refugees in the United States
"A refugee is defined as a person outside of the country of his or her nationality, or if stateless, outside of the country of last residence, who is unwilling to return to that country and avail herself of its protection. This unwillingness must emenate from persecution or a well-founded fear of persecution and this persecution must be based upon her race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group."
Since it was US support for the 2009 coup which is responsible for the current political repression in Honduras, not Mexico, it falls to the US to provide shelter to victims of the violence it helped create.
What's happened over the last nine years to make you think human rights conditions in Honduras have improved?Nine years ago? They must be all grown up by now and they can migrate right back to where they came from and help cleanup their homeland.Why would you blame Mexico for the plight of Honduran children?They should have stayed just over the next border crossing. Back they go.Darn good deal too! Good for the Trump administration!"TRUMP ADMINISTRATION PLANNING LAW TO DEPORT THOUSANDS OF UNACCOMPANIED TEENS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA: REPORT
ON 9/21/17 AT 8:18 AM..."
Trump administration considering law to fast-track deportation of thousands of unaccompanied child migrants
"The Trump administration is drafting a new policy to quickly deport more than 150,000 child migrants from Central America who arrived alone in the U.S. illegally, creating a new class of undocumented migrants.
"The Department of Justice and Homeland Security is drawing up a policy proposal in a series of memos, according to two sources with knowledge of the internal debate who spoke to the Miami Herald.
"As it stands, the plan would allow for teens and children who arrived in the U.S. illegally by themselves to be put on a fast track to deportation when they turn 18.
"Most of these children have traveled thousands of miles alone from Central American countries, including Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala, to escape violence and poverty."
Are these children "illegal aliens" or "political refugees?"
Keep your children with you and don't send them off to another country unaccompanied and don't enter into this country illegally or you will be deported; which should have been the policy all along.
"Eleasar Yedo Sanchez (R) of Mexico and Javier Amador (L) of Honduras swim illegally across the Rio Grande river, the border between Mexico and the United States, in Nuevo Loredo May 1, 2006."
Trump administration considering law to fast-track deportation of thousands of unaccompanied child migrants
Children like these are political refugees fleeing violence in their homeland the US directly abets.
US policy perpetuates violence in Honduras
Guides: A Brief History of Civil Rights in the United States: Refugees in the United States
"A refugee is defined as a person outside of the country of his or her nationality, or if stateless, outside of the country of last residence, who is unwilling to return to that country and avail herself of its protection. This unwillingness must emenate from persecution or a well-founded fear of persecution and this persecution must be based upon her race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group."
Since it was US support for the 2009 coup which is responsible for the current political repression in Honduras, not Mexico, it falls to the US to provide shelter to victims of the violence it helped create.
Your ignorance on this subject is Great.They are illegal aliens just as YOU posted. BTW the U.S. has refugee programs in order to harbor those who experience horrendous events in their home land. They are TEMPORARY resident programs
We understand you care more for illegal aliens then you do Americans...Your ignorance on this subject is Great.They are illegal aliens just as YOU posted. BTW the U.S. has refugee programs in order to harbor those who experience horrendous events in their home land. They are TEMPORARY resident programs
Guides: A Brief History of Civil Rights in the United States: Refugees in the United States
"In 2015 the United States admitted 69,933 refugees.
"A refugee is defined as a person who has fled his or her home country and cannot return based upon a 'well-founded fear of persecution' due to race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a social group.
"Refugees who meet this criteria, in addition to being admissible to the United States, are eligible for resettlement in the United States.
A principal applicant can be joined by a spouse and unmarried children under the age of 21. Additional family members may be eligible under certain circumstances.
"Once admitted to the United States a refugee has a 12-month period to apply for a status of Lawful Permanent Resident."
The US military is responsible for the greatest refugee flow since the end of WWII which means the US should be taking in 699,330 refugees a year and planting half of them in Manhattan.
The US has no "right" to destroy entire countries in pursuit of political or economic goals.No one has a right to move here.... That is a fact.
You want some cheese with that wine?The US has no "right" to destroy entire countries in pursuit of political or economic goals.No one has a right to move here.... That is a fact.
Protecting Refugees: questions and answers
"What rights does a refugee have?
"A refugee has the right to safe asylum.
"However, international protection comprises more than physical safety.
"Refugees should receive at least the same rights and basic help as any other foreigner who is a legal resident, including freedom of thought, of movement, and freedom from torture and degrading treatment.
"Economic and social rights are equally applicable.
"Refugees should have access to medical care, schooling and the right to work."
Your ignorance on this subject is Great.They are illegal aliens just as YOU posted. BTW the U.S. has refugee programs in order to harbor those who experience horrendous events in their home land. They are TEMPORARY resident programs
Guides: A Brief History of Civil Rights in the United States: Refugees in the United States
"In 2015 the United States admitted 69,933 refugees.
"A refugee is defined as a person who has fled his or her home country and cannot return based upon a 'well-founded fear of persecution' due to race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a social group.
"Refugees who meet this criteria, in addition to being admissible to the United States, are eligible for resettlement in the United States.
A principal applicant can be joined by a spouse and unmarried children under the age of 21. Additional family members may be eligible under certain circumstances.
"Once admitted to the United States a refugee has a 12-month period to apply for a status of Lawful Permanent Resident."
The US military is responsible for the greatest refugee flow since the end of WWII which means the US should be taking in 699,330 refugees a year and planting half of them in Manhattan.
You want some cheese with that wine?The US has no "right" to destroy entire countries in pursuit of political or economic goals.No one has a right to move here.... That is a fact.
Protecting Refugees: questions and answers
"What rights does a refugee have?
"A refugee has the right to safe asylum.
"However, international protection comprises more than physical safety.
"Refugees should receive at least the same rights and basic help as any other foreigner who is a legal resident, including freedom of thought, of movement, and freedom from torture and degrading treatment.
"Economic and social rights are equally applicable.
"Refugees should have access to medical care, schooling and the right to work."
The Clintons did their part to impoverish Haiti, but they were late to the party:Your ignorance on this subject is Great.They are illegal aliens just as YOU posted. BTW the U.S. has refugee programs in order to harbor those who experience horrendous events in their home land. They are TEMPORARY resident programs
Guides: A Brief History of Civil Rights in the United States: Refugees in the United States
"In 2015 the United States admitted 69,933 refugees.
"A refugee is defined as a person who has fled his or her home country and cannot return based upon a 'well-founded fear of persecution' due to race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a social group.
"Refugees who meet this criteria, in addition to being admissible to the United States, are eligible for resettlement in the United States.
A principal applicant can be joined by a spouse and unmarried children under the age of 21. Additional family members may be eligible under certain circumstances.
"Once admitted to the United States a refugee has a 12-month period to apply for a status of Lawful Permanent Resident."
The US military is responsible for the greatest refugee flow since the end of WWII which means the US should be taking in 699,330 refugees a year and planting half of them in Manhattan.
That does not refer to TPS....... moron. The 'T' stands for TEMPORARY. You are trying to derail the discussion with obfuscation. BTW Haiti is still a 'shit hole' because the Clintons fucked them.
The Clintons did their part to impoverish Haiti, but they were late to the party:Your ignorance on this subject is Great.They are illegal aliens just as YOU posted. BTW the U.S. has refugee programs in order to harbor those who experience horrendous events in their home land. They are TEMPORARY resident programs
Guides: A Brief History of Civil Rights in the United States: Refugees in the United States
"In 2015 the United States admitted 69,933 refugees.
"A refugee is defined as a person who has fled his or her home country and cannot return based upon a 'well-founded fear of persecution' due to race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a social group.
"Refugees who meet this criteria, in addition to being admissible to the United States, are eligible for resettlement in the United States.
A principal applicant can be joined by a spouse and unmarried children under the age of 21. Additional family members may be eligible under certain circumstances.
"Once admitted to the United States a refugee has a 12-month period to apply for a status of Lawful Permanent Resident."
The US military is responsible for the greatest refugee flow since the end of WWII which means the US should be taking in 699,330 refugees a year and planting half of them in Manhattan.
That does not refer to TPS....... moron. The 'T' stands for TEMPORARY. You are trying to derail the discussion with obfuscation. BTW Haiti is still a 'shit hole' because the Clintons fucked them.
Haitian Revolution - Wikipedia
"The Haitian Revolution (French: Révolution haïtienne [ʁevɔlysjɔ̃ ajisjɛ̃n]) was a successful anti-slavery and anti-colonial insurrection by self-liberated slaves against French colonial rule in Saint-Domingue, now the sovereign nation of Haiti.
"It began at 10PM on August 22, 1791,[3]and ended in 1804 with the former colony's independence. It was the only slave uprising that led to the founding of a state which was both free from slavery, and ruled by non-whites and former captives.[4]
"It is now widely seen as a defining moment in the history of racism in the Atlantic World.[5]"
The French got their revenge when they demanded 90 million francs; this extortion was not paid off until 1947, and by that time Wall Street had taken over pillaging the island.
